Scope and Contents This is an anthology of Balestrini's poems and essays from the time he lived in Milan 1975. On Balestrini's website, Andrea Cortellessa writes "Unlike traditional epic, who sings the tale of the origins in tone fabulous because the bard is exactly great distance from the events, this Balestrini is an epic of which is written 'in direct, "and then takes rather tones chronicle. Just the chronicles of events are cut, mounted with other materials and (conventional) verse. This structure, tend random (remember the experiments computer poetry of the sixties) reaches a maximum penalty in that appears to the reader 'posthumous' of that season, a true masterpiece -- certainly one of the outcomes achieved most of Balestrini, and of the entire poem the Seventies: the quadripartite poem Blackout. The result is a concentrated very expressive, to which sophisticated complexity of references cultural and implacable compositional rigor - Who can remember that in some ways, based mathematics and...

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Edited by Vanni Scheiwiller. Also designated Il Quadrato Formato Minor Serie No.3. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

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The book consists of reproductions of 40 facial portraits of poets using black and white polaroid photographs on the right sided pages and 40 holographic poems on the left sided pages. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

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This book documents prize winners in Poetry for 2009. The CD is a selection of sound poetry by Bernard Heidsieck. Independent of each other's knowledge, for the first time, the Sackners met both Nanni Balestrini and Marco Giovenale, the editor and a prize winner of this book, respectively. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.