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Literary Nonfiction. Poetics. "In NOTES ON CONCEPTUALISMS, Place and Fitterman erect the first critical framework toward the understanding of conceptual writing, an emergent early twenty-first century literary movement. Elegantly parsed and carefully dissected, this work fleshes out many of the missing details proposed thus far regarding the methodologies and strategies of how to proceed with innovative writing. Both direct and oblique, NOTES is itself a self-reflexive work of conceptual writing in the guise of theory; or is it a work of theory in the guise of conceptual writing? By smartly straddling the creative and the critical, this book does twice the work toward our understanding of what it means to be contemporary"—Kenneth Goldsmith.Author Hometown: NEW YORK, NY USA Reviews:M. Rebekah Otto in The RumpusRobert Fitterman siteRon SillimanKarla Kelsey in OctopusKen L. Walker @ ColdfrontA Year in Reading: Anne K. Yoder @ The MillionsJohn Bloomberg-Rissman @ Galatea ResurrectsAllen Mozek @ For the Birds
The State of Kansas Julianna Spallholz
Meat Heart Melissa Broder
Darling Beastlettes Gina Abelkop
Bright Brave Phenomena Amanda Nadelberg
Deck of Deeds Rodrigo Toscano
Three Poems: Bassacksenglish, Monopoems, Coming(s) Together Richard Kostelanetz