Scott Bentley
from liquid paper
circus circus
secret
magic
pioneer
say two for one
not dream a dream
tilt-a-whirl
lunch money
spun sugar
let the top down
speak
naked
animal
it's an adventure
kill to kill
hand
breadth
in the sights
on-screen
remember
sacrifice
you air
this job
five alarm
ready
aim
fire
ms clairol
best
kiss
that lip
this miss
devour
listless
recall
what
bliss
waitress
bodies
hair-net
Scott Bentley is the editor and publisher of Letterbox magazine and the author of two chapbooks: EDGE (Birdcage Chapbooks, 1987) and Out of Hand (Parenthesis Writing Series, 1989) and two full-length books: Ground Air (O Books, 1994) and The Occasional Tables (sub press, 2000) and the ebook for children, Our Imaginary Friends (Cariuna, 2011). He has co-translated the work of Brazilian writer Regis Bonvicino and others. Some of his translations appear in New American Writing and The Pip Anthology of World Poetry of the 20th Century (vol. 3)—Nothing the Sun Could Not Explain: 20 Contemporary Brazilian Poets (Green Integer, 2003). Work has appeared in 580 Split, Bird Dog, Chain, Cor, Dusie, E.ratio, Fact-Simile, Lyric&, Mirage #4/Period(ical), Otoliths, The Poker, Psychic Meatloaf, The Raddle Moon, Rampike, The Styles, Syllogism, Tinfish, Vanitas and elsewhere. He lives with his family in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he teaches writing at California State University East Bay.
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from liquid paper
circus circus
secret
magic
pioneer
say two for one
not dream a dream
tilt-a-whirl
lunch money
spun sugar
let the top down
speak
naked
animal
it's an adventure
kill to kill
hand
breadth
in the sights
on-screen
remember
sacrifice
you air
this job
five alarm
ready
aim
fire
ms clairol
best
kiss
that lip
this miss
devour
listless
recall
what
bliss
waitress
bodies
hair-net
Scott Bentley is the editor and publisher of Letterbox magazine and the author of two chapbooks: EDGE (Birdcage Chapbooks, 1987) and Out of Hand (Parenthesis Writing Series, 1989) and two full-length books: Ground Air (O Books, 1994) and The Occasional Tables (sub press, 2000) and the ebook for children, Our Imaginary Friends (Cariuna, 2011). He has co-translated the work of Brazilian writer Regis Bonvicino and others. Some of his translations appear in New American Writing and The Pip Anthology of World Poetry of the 20th Century (vol. 3)—Nothing the Sun Could Not Explain: 20 Contemporary Brazilian Poets (Green Integer, 2003). Work has appeared in 580 Split, Bird Dog, Chain, Cor, Dusie, E.ratio, Fact-Simile, Lyric&, Mirage #4/Period(ical), Otoliths, The Poker, Psychic Meatloaf, The Raddle Moon, Rampike, The Styles, Syllogism, Tinfish, Vanitas and elsewhere. He lives with his family in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he teaches writing at California State University East Bay.
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