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She is the author of four full-length poetry collections-most recently, The Elvis Machine (CLASH Books, 2020) and Dear Ted (Really Serious Literature, forthcoming 2022). Kim Vodicka is the spokesbitch of a degeneration, “a softer-spoken, more genteel Lydia Lunch,” according to The Houston Press. Do all roads lead to ecstasy? Who knows, who cares, because getting there is half the fun. In A Dirty Story as You Like It, the reader chooses from multiple plots, navigates the course to a satisfying climax, or changes direction whenever the urge strikes. In this wickedly clever (and very funny) variation, Kim Vodicka follows in Queneau’s hallowed footsteps with a do-it-yourself text that’s guaranteed to satisfy all-comers. Oulipo’s interactive concept of “tree literature” was first implemented by Raymond Queneau in his short story “Un conte à votre façon” ( A Story as You Like It).

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We’re pleased to present the 14th title in our Pocket Erotica series - a must-have edition for fans of Oulipo and innovative literature. Accessible and highly enjoyable prose complements the flow of images.” Included are new iterations and genres in the continuum such as asemics, digital collage, neo-concrete and visual poetry as well as typographical innovations rooted in Lettrism. The editors interweave selections from what poet Ron Silliman calls the post-avant with the historic avant garde and esoteric visual-verbal examples from earlier centuries. TYPO is not another contribution to the wax museum of official culture. TYPO provides fresh insights and perspectives on these movements. The monuments of the 20th century avant garde such as DaDa, Surrealism, Lettrism and Oulipo are enjoying healthy interest in the digital age, inspiring the creation of new genres. “The first issue of TYPO … has arrived at an ideal moment in the evolution of avant garde and experimental art and writing. TYPO hits the top of the charts on Amazon RAVE REVIEW Visually fun to look at and filled with interesting historical factoids about printing.

Typo: Journal of Lettrism, Surrealist Semantics, & Constrained Design is the first in a promised (irregular) series of anthologies devoted to oddities of typographic design history, extending from now to the 1400s, including mnemonic devices, “Forty-Five First Letters” (they’re real!), “Surrealist Sign Language,” asemic writing, and lots more from Doug Skinner, Norman Conquest, Raymond Queneau, Isadore Isou and other contributors. TYPO : Journal of Lettrism, Surrealist Semantics, & Constrained Design Wenaus Adolphe Willette Carla Wilson William Wordsworth. Rolfe Ded Rysel Doug Skinner Giovanni Antonio Tagliente Félix Vallotton Andrew C. Murphy Pata-No UN LTD Gaston de Pawlowski Derek Pell Harry Polkinhorn Tom Prime Jason E.

Pierre Albert-Birot Guillaume Apollinaire Mark Axelrod-Sokolov Tom Barrett Allan Bealy Miggs Burroughs Jahan Cader Janina Ciezadlo Norman Conquest Farewell Debut R J Dent Karen Eliot Paul Éluard Paul Forristal Ryan Forsythe Jesse Glass Rick Henry Rhys Hughes Rory Hughes Alfred Jarry Richard Koman Márton Koppány Amy Kurman Peter F. Our second issue is packed with treats from around the world… Researchers have noticed considerable growth in the phenomenon over the past two decades.T Y P O: Journal of Lettrism, Surrealist Semantics, & Constrained Design While scientists have never before seen FP in crocodiles, it has been documented in birds, fish and reptiles - specifically lizards and snakes. Six of those eggs were not discernible, but one had a fully-formed non-viable fetus, which scientists used to confirm its exact match to its mother.įacultative parthenogenesis (FP) is the ability to generate offspring without male contribution, according to the study. In 2018, the crocodile produced a clutch of 14 eggs, of which seven appeared to be fertile and were incubated. The 18-year-old crocodile had been living in a Costa Rica zoo since she was 2 years old and maintained separate from other crocodiles for the entirety of its life. The research was led by biologist Warren Booth from Virginia Tech and recently published in the Biology Letters journal. In findings that stunned scientists, the offspring was found to be 99.9% genetically identical to its mother. A female crocodile living in isolation made herself pregnant in what is being hailed as the first known instance for the species.

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