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Berry illustrated his epic poem with line drawings, photographs and abstract markings. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

Scope and Contents Ivan Arguelles provided an introductory essay and Jim Leftwich an interview of Jake Berry dealing with the interpretation of this second in a series of epic poems. Both the manuscript of this poem and its first part are held by the Sackner Archive.Jack Foley on Alsop Review web site provided the following review: From virtually all perspective, early Greek philosopher to twentieth-century specialist, there is agreement that artistic creativity and inspiration involve, indeed require, a dipping into rational or irrational sources while maintaining ongoing contact with reality and "life at the surface." The degree to which individuals can, or desire to, "summon up the depths" is among the more fascinating individual differences. Many highly creative and accomplished writers, composers, and artists function essentially within the rational world, without losing access to their psychic "underground." Others, the subject of this book, are likewise privy to their unconscious streams of...

Scope and Contents This consists of all three books of this epic poem. It is inspired and sourced in fields as diverse as the Old Testament, quantum physics, hermetics, Marcel Duchamp, The Tibetian Book of the Dead, Haitian Voodoo, and the music of Bartok and John Coltrane. Its message is both dark and luminous and is a visionary work summoning "liberation in all its forms."ue Walker Internet: Brambu Drezi: Words that define liberation, that are beyond boundaries, that testify to the genius of Jake Berry. Brambu Drezi: a Wittgensteinian rendering of: "We feel that even if all possible scientific questions be answered, the problems of life have still not been touched at all. But of course there is then no question left and just this is the answer." Brambu Drezi is an answer. It is without definition; it is a master poem, three books in one, a [dis]connected process, experiential musicology, a study in sound, line, and beat and flow and genesis of what has been and is, collated into an Eliotic time...

Scope and Contents This consists of all three books of this epic poem. It is inspired and sourced in fields as diverse as the Old Testament, quantum physics, hermetics, Marcel Duchamp, The Tibetian Book of the Dead, Haitian Voodoo, and the music of Bartok and John Coltrane. Its message is both dark and luminous and is a visionary work summoning "liberation in all its forms."Sue Walker Internet: Brambu Drezi: Words that define liberation, that are beyond boundaries, that testify to the genius of Jake Berry. Brambu Drezi: a Wittgensteinian rendering of: "We feel that even if all possible scientific questions be answered, the problems of life have still not been touched at all. But of course there is then no question left and just this is the answer." Brambu Drezi is an answer. It is without definition; it is a master poem, three books in one, a [dis]connected process, experiential musicology, a study in sound, line, and beat and flow and genesis of what has been and is, collated into an Eliotic time...

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Jake Berry did the drawing for the cover. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

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The poems were composed by Jake Berry and the photographs were taken by Wayne Sides. The CD is a music album played by the two. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

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The poem is accompanied by letter pictures, fragmented test or illustrations by Hill placed on the outside margins of the pages. In this version, Jake Berry has added more illustrations to the margin. This revision was first published in 1987 and digitized by Miekal And in 2007. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.