Koja News & Readings
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Summer 2006 :
New Release:
9 Underwor(l)d 0: Desolation Paradise & Subtexts
by William James Austin
_________________________________________________________________ Spring 2006 :
New Release:
Antidepressanty by Alex Galper
_________________________________________________________________ April 2006 :
New Release:
Ink Knife by Leonid Drozner & Igor Satanovsky
_________________________________________________________________ October 2004 :
New Releases:
doodles-shmoodles by Mikhail Magazinnik
35 Years of Visible Writing: A Memoir by Richard Kostelanetz
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April 2004 :
New Release:
7 Underwor(l)d 8 by William James Austin
_________________________________________________________________ January 2004 :
New Release:
Stalking the Minotaur: Selected Works by Bill Keith
_________________________________________________________________ December 2003 :
New Release:
The Double Issue of Magazinnik #3-4 is here.
_________________________________________________________________ November 2003 :
Release Party:
Koja Press and the litzine Magazinnik invite you to attend a book party for our latest poetry releases: Lenny Drozner's Edison v rayu (Edison in Heaven) (in Russian) and Alex Galper's Rybnyi den' (Fish De Jour) (bilingual).
Saturday, Nov. 8
6:30 PM
The Nest (courtesy of Ugly Duckling Presse)
DUMBO / Brooklyn
Corner of Washington St. and Front St.
(F train to York Street or A/C to High Street)
_________________________________________________________________ October 2003 :
New Releases:
Edison v rayu (Edison in Heaven) by Leonid Drozner
Rybnyi den' (Fish De Jour) by Alex Galper
Upcoming Releases:
Stalking the Minotaur: Selected Works by Bill Keith
35 Years of Visual Writing: A Memoir by Richard Kostelanetz
_________________________________________________________________ December 2002 :
Magazinnik Release Party:
Come celebrate the release of the second issue of Magazinnik, the only Russian-language magazine of experimental writing in the U.S., with the magazine’s creators, authors and fans. A party? a literary event? a multimedia happening? a concert? You name it!
Special musical guest: Psoy Korolenko.
Saturday, Dec. 21st, 2002
4pm
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery (across from CBGB’s)
New York City
$6 cover
_________________________________________________________________ November 2002 :
New Releases:
Satanovsky by Igor Satanovsky
Excremental’noe Rev’yu (Chapbook)
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August 2002 :
New Releases:
Upcoming Releases:
The next issue of Magazinnik (September 2002)
Issue #4 of Koja Magazine
New work by Igor Satanovsky, Mike Magazinnik, Richard Kostelanetz, and Bill Keith
Noteworthy:Koja Press and Magazinnik were featured in the New York Times on May 3, 2002. Read the article here.
Look for a Fall 2002 documentation of Koja Press and Magazinnik on BBC.
_________________________________________________________________ February 2002:
Magazinnik Release Party:
Koja Press cordially invites you to the launch party of our Russian-language literary periodical, Magazinnik.
Thursday, March 21, 2002
8 pm
Remote Lounge
327 Bowery above 2nd St
New York City
$5 cover
Remote Lounge Website
New Releases
from Koja Press:Scrub Station by Julia Solis
_________________________________________________________________ November 2001:
New Release
from Koja Press:American Poetry (Free and How) by Igor Satanovsky
_________________________________________________________________ October 2001:
This fall Koja Press is pleased to participate in the Small Press Nights at Siberia Bar in New York:
Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2001
8 PM, Free
Koja Press presents its most recent book releases: William James Austin's 5 Underworld 6 and Igor Satanovsky's American Poetry (Free and How).
Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001
8 PM, Free
Editors/poets Mike Magazinnik and Igor Satanovsky present (and read from) issue #3 of Koja Magazine.
Come support Koja Press!
Siberia Bar
356 1/2 W40 St., corner of 9th Ave.
Directions:
Take the A,C,E to 42 St., exit the subway at 40 St.
Walk west, stay on left side. As you approach the corner of 9th Ave., keep an eye out for the mysterious black doors on your left.
Open and descend into the basement.
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