Poetry. Inspired by Guillaume Apollinaire's 1913 Cubist poem Lundi rue Christine (Monday Christine Street), RUE WILSON MONDAY is the result of a stay at the Hotel Chevillon, an artists' and writers' retreat in the small town of Grez-sur-Loing. Hybrid day book, informal sonnet sequence, and extended, `laminated' essay-poem, these poems converse back and forth between Hollo's witful observations, verbatim speech, found text, and ye ol' common sense and are delivered, as usual, with a lyrical aesthetic completely enjoyable. Anselm Hollo is Associate Professor in the Graduate Writing and Poetics Department at the Naropa Institute in Boulder. He has published more than thirty-five books and chapbooks, many still available from SPD.
Author City: Boulder, CO USA