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Matt Bialer

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Matt Bialer is the author of eight books of poetry including Radius (Les Editions du Zaporogue), Already Here, Ark, Black Powder, (all from Black Coffee Press) Bridge (Leaky Boot Press) ,Tell Them What I Saw (PS Publishing, UK) He Walks On All Fours (Dynatox Ministries) and Ascent (Bizarro Pulp Press). His poems have appeared in many print and online journals including La Zaporogue, Green Mountains Review, Gobbet, Forklift Ohio, Cultural Weekly and H_NGM_N. He is also an acclaimed black and white street photographer and watercolorist who has exhibited widely. Some of his photographs are in the permanent collections of The Brooklyn Museum, The Museum of the City of New York and the The New York Public Library and his watercolors are in many ...more

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Matt Bialer I had a 25 year old writer's block. It was pretty severe so I let the writing go and pursued black and white street photography and, later, watercolor…moreI had a 25 year old writer's block. It was pretty severe so I let the writing go and pursued black and white street photography and, later, watercolor landscape painting. I always continued to read poetry and many, many other things but I guess I had to really let go of writing until it came back and it was like a gift being handed to me.(less)
Matt Bialer I love thinking about what I will write next. I love being almost done with a project.
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Ascent

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Black Powder

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Distant Shores

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The Valley of the Eight

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Bridge: Long Poems of the E...

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Already Here: Long Poems

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Breathing Darkness

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Formation

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Wonder Weavers

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TELL THEM WHAT I SAW

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WHY I WRITE

I wrote the following essay for the amazing literary journal Green Mountain Review. It is on their website. They have superb poetry and prose there.

Because I have to. Of course.

But I stopped writing for 25 years. I just couldn’t do it. I got back to it many years later. It was a long and educational journey.

Flash back to Vassar College, early 1980’s. I was a poet and prolific one at that. One of m Read more of this blog post »
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Published on November 15, 2014 12:14 Tags: conspriacies, paranornal, science-fiction, ufos, why-write-poetry, writer-s-block

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I read Hollis Kurman’s gorgeous debut collection UNLIKELY SKYLIGHT during three New York City subway rides. It was somehow very fitting. No, these poems are not noisy or clanky. Far from it. They’re an eloquent escape from a constantly loud and abras ...more
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