Poetry. "With TRAY, Aldon Nielsen establishes himself as a formidable voice among American poets. And voice, his forte and bete noire, articulates social criticism as aesthetic form. The incantations
Poetry. Women's Studies. Turn down the lights, hang on to your nightcaps—Hillary is Dreaming! Hilarious and true, or truly hilarious, this ripping, gripping dream of a book plays a fierce defense, shi
Poetry. "RADIOS uses every word and punctuation mark in Ronald Johnson's RADI OS (1977) in the endeavor to recompose John Milton's Paradise Lost (1674). Wherever he composed the holes, I filled them i
Poetry. Imagine the internet author is anyone anywhere. Imagine the reader has access to that author's work day and night & that work can be downloaded, printed out, forwarded, plagiarized and even re
Poetry. "Steck's 'wild lit up cocoon' of a poem cruises interior expanses of 'this geo-asshole world.' I is always a profligate brood of aliens sailing forth on a data sea, synthesizing feeling in the
Poetry. Translated from the French by Geneve Chao and Francois Luong. A trip down the rabbit hole into the world of Steve Austin, the tumble Alice took, the static where France meets Quebec, and acros
Poetry. PAD is a catalog of the author's attempt to lift each and every item in his apartment with his dick. Nothing is spared his strength—from the furniture to the walls, from the coins in the coin
Poetry. SPORTS, the last of Kenneth Goldsmith's American trilogy (THE WEATHER, TRAFFIC, and SPORTS), is a complete radio transcription of the longest nine inning Major League Baseball game on record.
An uneasy combination of farcical comedy and hopeless tragedy, Traffic is a drama of Aristotelian proportions. Goldsmith's book unfolds like all classic narratives, tracing the beginning, middle and
Poetry. "Kenneth Goldsmith is without doubt the leading conceptual poet of this time. His poetry, which draws from Fluxus, Dada, and conceptual art traditions, is clever and self aware. With now class
