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Reading Ought
Leave a comment13/04/2013 by funnomad
Day #29: Ought tries to blend in with its peers. So far, Ought has attended readings by the following authors, …
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25/03/2013 by funnomad
What does the blank space on a page mean for you? Susan Howe: “Freedom. Ah, I suppose, ultimately, freedom. The …
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Ides of March
116/03/2013 by funnomad
So yes, beware today. Beware the evening of the Ides of March as well. At the Brock-Fulbright lecture last night, …
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Ought Book
Leave a comment08/03/2013 by funnomad
2013 March 8 Friday: today I bought two sets of Strathmore Calligraphy 20lb Writing paper each with 50 sheets …
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I Don’t Believe: The Next Big Thing
Leave a comment27/12/2012 by funnomad
Ten Interview Questions for the Next Big Thing: What is your working title of your book? Ifs Where did the …
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Lost manifesto
Leave a comment03/12/2012 by funnomad
In reading back issues of Blackfish, a small and short-lived Vancouver zine 1971-2, I came across this manifesto from editors …
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Introducing RUSH
Leave a comment25/10/2012 by funnomad
My comments two nights ago at the launch of RUSH: bill bissett came to us from the planet Lunaria. I …
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Postmodern Decadence in Canadian Sound and Visual Poetry
Leave a comment06/10/2012 by funnomad
My article from RE: Reading the Postmodern: Canadian Literature and Criticism after Modernism edited by Robert David Stacey (Ottawa: …
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Avant-Garde Canadian Literature: The Early Manifestations
Leave a comment24/09/2012 by funnomad
Description Avant-Garde Canadian Literature draws attention to the fact that the avant-garde has had a presence in Canada long before …
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W.W.E. Ross: Irrealities, Sonnets, and Laconics
Leave a comment23/09/2012 by funnomad
Description The poetry of William Wrightson Eustace Ross spans over forty years. The poet was born in Peterborough, Ontario, in …
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functional nomad
"this mad reality, this too-functional nomadism, whose ends it could not know" — Édouard Glissant
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