This is pure fun! My micro-chapbook, You Break What Falls, is available through the Origami Poems Project. What is a micro-chapbook, you might ask? In this case, it consists of six short poems on one sheet of paper, folded (hence origami) to form a chapbook. You may download it, free of charge, here: http://www.origamipoems.com/poets/236-robert-okaji
Oh, yes. Folding instructions are on the Origami Poems Project site.
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How wonderful, congrats…
Take care and happy blogging to ya, from Laura ~
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It seems a rather whimsical way to spread around poetry, which is of course to my nature.
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Robert, I think so too… it’s magical in nature with the folding of the pages.. and the amazingly written words of your poetry. Thanking you kindly the sharing with us a part of you. I feel forever blessed for the gift you gave…
Take care and happy blogging to ya, from Laura ~
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Thank you, Laura.
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Congrats! That is such a cool idea!
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Thanks. I couldn’t resist submitting a few poems.
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Congrats on you book, I’ve tried to “like” as with other posts but for some reason can’t. I’ll keep try’n and reading.
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Thanks very much. It’s been fun to play with.
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Downloaded it. Thanks.
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Have fun folding! And thanks.
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What a wonderful idea – love it!
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Isn’t it, though? Much fun. And they offer quite a few.
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Cool! Never thought of incorporating other past times into my writing.
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I’d certainly never considered the possibility!
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Congrats!!
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Thank you.
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very cool, thanks. now I just have to figure out how to make this!
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I managed to muddle my way through…only took two tries. 🙂
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Got it and will fold it properly so I can carry it with me. Very intriguing idea the Origami Book.
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Wonderful, George. It is intriguing, isn’t it? I was compelled to send the poems to them right after I stumbled upon their site.
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I’m gonna try it! And will get the other chapbook too, as soon as I receive my new card!
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Thanks, Shery!
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Congrats, Okaji.
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Thanks!
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Reblogged this on Today, You Will Write and commented:
It’ s out! Get yourself a copy!
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I appreciate the reblog. Thank you.
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you’re welcome!
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I’m going to fold it into a Chinese character and then photograph it for you and Mary Tang…after I read it.
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Hmm. I wonder how it might read after you fold it?
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What a great idea! Time to get folding… 🙂
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Isn’t it a great idea? Get to work!
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Nice job! Last year I did one called “Stream” and it was one of the most popular pieces on my table at RVA Zinefest. People (me included) love these l’il things!
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I think they’re wonderful little pieces.
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Oh, what a wonderful concept for chapbooks!
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I’m not clever enough to have thought of it, but I certainly enjoy using it!
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That’s cool. I don’t have a printer though, so I’ll have to go to the library and print. Looking forward to the hard copy of your other chap book (I think you said it will be out later this year?).
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Thank you! The other is out. There’s a link on my April 19th post.
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Awesome idea, and your chapbook proper, with its attendant word art, lends itself to an ancillary art form like origami. Congratulations, Robert!
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When I heard about the Origami Poems Project, I couldn’t resist! It seemed perfectly in tune with what I do.
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Reblogged this on Ripple Poetry and commented:
Another poet I love to visit, shares the news of a micro-chapbook- how cool is that.
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Thank you!
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oh how awesome!
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And fun, too!
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