Look What I Did About Your Silence Anthology Reading at Typewriters Anonymous

El Martillo Press presents its international anthology Look What I Did About Your Silence at Typewriters Anonymous!

Live readings

Lorna Dee Cervantes

Lynne Thompson

Matt Sedillo

Rich Ferguson

Matt Sedillo

Margaret Elysia Garcia

Natalie Sierra

Videos

Tongo Eisen-Martin

Adam Feinstein

Károly Bari

gabor g. gyukics

Edoardo Olmi

Silvia Rossi

Loris Ferri

Ludovica Lanani

Natasha Sardzoska

Look What I Did About Your Silence:

Look What I Did About Your Silence is a multilingual anthology compiling contemporary poetry from the United States and Europe addressing the many ways poets contemplate and respond to the concept of silence: divine and interpersonal silences; as well as the silences in public spaces that allow for everyday injustices and great atrocities. Edited by Matt Sedillo, Edoardo Olmi, gábor g.gyukics and Loris Ferri. Cover art by Alessandro Giampaoli.

Look What I Did About Your Silence features poems by Lorna Dee Cervantes, Luis J. Rodriguez, Tongo Eisen-Martin, gábor g.gyukics, Loris Ferri, Edward Vidaurre, Matt Sedillo, Adam Feinstein, Lynne Thompson, Ewa Chrusciel, Alyesha Wise, Natasha Sardzoska, Yazmin Monet Watkins, Károly Bari, Edoardo Olmi, Cory "Besskepp" Cofer, Rich Ferguson, Susan Hayden, Silvia Rosa, Erzsébet Tót, Raffi Joe Wartanian, Angelo Mazzei "Di Poggio," Roland Orcsik, Ludovica Lanini, Dafne Rossi, Ceasar K. Avelar, Iris De Anda, Natalie Sierra, Margaret Elysia Garcia, Vanessa Torres-Mayorga, Ellen Webre, Solomon Rino, Bernadette McComish, Frankie Hernandez and David A. Romero.

Typewriters Anonymous:

Typewriters Anonymous is a way of making space to share about life, be in the present moment, and use analog machines as instruments of collaboration. Together we tap into collective imagination. We value kindness, radical tenderness, and are seekers of joie de vivre (exuberant enjoyment of life!)—the driving force behind Typewriters Anonymous and the love we share!

El Martillo Press:

El Martillo Press publishes writers whose pens strike the page with clear intent; words with purpose to pry apart assumed norms and to hammer away at injustice. El Martillo Press proactively publishes writers looking to pound the pavement to promote their work and the work of their fellow pressmates. There is strength in El Martillo. Founded in Los Angeles in 2023 by Matt Sedillo and David A. Romero, and launched with a diverse group of celebrated and hardworking writers who embody our working-class intellectual spirit, El Martillo Press maintains an editorial board that makes its selections for publishing.