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THE NEW EXTREME EXPERIMENTAL AMERICAN POETRY by David-Baptiste Chirot

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Filed Under: Art

Further Reading

Contributor Bios for Issue 1 Spring 2009

Issue 1 Spring 2009 V. JOSHUA ADAMS is a doctoral candidate in Comparative Literature at the University of Chicago and editor of Chicago Review. JOE AMATO‘s recent books include Pain Plus Thyme (Factory School 2008) and Industrial Poetics: Demo Tracks for a Mobile Culture (Iowa 2006). His memoir, Once an Engineer: A Song of the Salt City, is forthcoming later […]

Bike to the Future
by Krista Foss

Image courtesy Kelly Sikkema   The scrap yard at the north end of my long city street hummed like a dystopic anthill, the day I drove up in my 15-year-old compact car, parked in front of a heap of flattened wrecks winking in an oily sun, got out, and made my way to a busy […]

RODRIGO TOSCANO’S RESPONSE TO “SOME DARKER BOUQUETS”

A strange conjoining of forces—as against BlurbMart Kent Johnson’s short essay is about reviewing, but I’ve chosen to focus on the blurb, which I believe has relevance to the topic. I should start by saying that I’m genuinely interested in the making of blurbs: how to lend (—wait, not “lend”, but freely give) the book or author’s […]

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