opportunities:
we're always looking for new writers to write reviews, interviews, or columns for the ever-expanding foxy digitalis. writers must be willing and able to contribute to each issue, obtain some of their own music to review, and edit their own work (although exceptions are made for those for whom english is not their first language). send us a couple of samples of your writing along with any ideas you have on future projects. we will then let you know as promptly as possible if we'd like you to join the team or not.
currently available:
october
jamie townsend, a writer for foxy digitalis, shows us the breadth of his
talent with tangible poems that read more like paintings than words. in
his world, where everything is just a little strange, we don't know what
is peeking through the cracks. is it gnomes, or children, or light-sleeping
anomalies of nature? or are these cracks actually mirrors in which we
see our own unrecognizable face? simultaneously beautiful and frightening,
"october" isn't confined by the usual constrictions of language,
making one thorough reading more mind-expanding than a shunt to the brain.
click
here to read two examples of townsend's work (not from this book).
pine
meoquanee
this
is the first annual digitalis anthology of works with multiple writers.
contributors include musician friends of digitalis
(keith wood, james blackshaw, christina carter, michael donnelly, james
barrett, michael anderson, robert horton, and spencer grady) as well as
non-musicians (denton harris, michelle angelini, julie cook, sid fallon,
kade l. twist, indigo tempesta, paganini jones, and manion a. schwartz).
each book is hand-bound with cloth tape and a hard cover with a design by
keith wood. artwork by keith wood, michael donnelly, eden hemming rose,
and brad rose is also found on several pages. limited
to 120 copies.