Language poetry
Found in 264 Collections and/or Records:
Lip Service / Andrews, Bruce ; Dante., 2001
Lip Service is Andrews book length, poetic interpretation of Dante's Inferno which takes a "path through ten concentric planetary bodies to rechoreograph several years' worth of poetic raw maaerial.. on love, erotic intimacy, gender socialization & the body." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
List 90-C / Minkoff, George Robert ; Bernstein C ; Blake W ; Cobden-Sanderson TJ ; Cage J ; Barron S ; Duncan R ; Rauschenberg R., 1990
List 92-A / Minkoff, George Robert ; Bernstein C ; Brown B ; Antin D ; Beckett S ; Bunting B ; cummings ee ; Cobden-Sanderson TJ ; Corso G ; Delaunay S ; Joyce J ; McLuhan M ; Zukofsky L., 1992
List F: New York Poets / Anacapa Books ; Saroyan A ; Sanders E ; Ashbery J ; Berge C ; Clark T ; Coolidge C ; Malanga G ; Padgett R ; Waldman A., 1982
Lit / Silliman, Ron., 1987
Literature Nation / Damon, Maria ; And, Miekal., 2003
Live at the Ear / Charles Bernstein, editor; S Howe; R Silliman; L Scalapino; T Greenwald; R Waldrop; A Davies; B Watten; E Hunt; B Andrews; H Weiner; S McCaffery; A Lauterbach., 1994
Live at the Ear / Charles Bernstein, editor; S Howe; R Silliman; L Scalapino; T Greenwald; R Waldrop; A Davies; B Watten; E Hunt; B Andrews; H Weiner; S McCaffery; A Lauterbach., 1994
Logical Geometries / Ganick, Peter., 1993
Loup / Johnson, Nicholas., 1993
Machete Chemistry & Panades Physics / Lipman, Joel ; Musa, Yasser., 1994
Machine Language / Dowker, David ; Howe S., 2010
Mailer Leaves Ham , 1999
Bennett has combined his distinctive calligraphic poems with 19 emblem poems of Andreae Alciati (1492- 1550). Peter Ganick describes Bennett's work in an afterward. "John M. Bennett's poetry could be seen as impenetrable and difficult to engage. However, given a bit of time and attention, one realizes it is vibrantly musical and lexically creative work. The poems rarely 'make sense' in the conventional meaning purveyed by Time and Newsweek magazines, but what interesting poetry ever has or will. Instead one is treated to daring neologisms, dangling parentheses and quotation-marks, strange vispo transductions of renaissance texts with ancient woodcuts, and his finely tuned blocks of poetry/prose." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.