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Into by Christopher Sweeney, Lonely Christopher & Robert Snyderman
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“INTO is a book of three first books, each composed by three authors, and it constitutes a travelogue and trialogue of possible approaches, paths, procedures, all to discover the mountain, and how it takes—to do this—the place of a poem. it is also a book about place: the place of the page, one's place in the history of pages, and the absence of place that defines poetry's essential openness. jabès called this absence love. snyderman calls it the mountain. sweeney, face. and lonely christopher: earth trembles / destroy nothing /hold it back // place is the sentence."
-Christian Hawkey
Author of “Citizen Of”
Into brings together the enigmatic work of three young poets who have written, reflected and published together under the collective imprint The Corresponding Society (www.thecorrespondingsociety.com).
Together they have forged a wild, esoteric, deconstructionist, archetypal dream-ramble that simultaneously evokes and destroys, embraces and rejects, the root forces of our Western literary tradition.
It is a book of deepening, each page representing a further step into the spaces of the world.
97 Pages, 6x9, Perfect-Bound
2010 Seven CirclePress 1st Edition
ISBN: 978-0-615-35054-7
-Christian Hawkey
Author of “Citizen Of”
Into brings together the enigmatic work of three young poets who have written, reflected and published together under the collective imprint The Corresponding Society (www.thecorrespondingsociety.com).
Together they have forged a wild, esoteric, deconstructionist, archetypal dream-ramble that simultaneously evokes and destroys, embraces and rejects, the root forces of our Western literary tradition.
It is a book of deepening, each page representing a further step into the spaces of the world.
97 Pages, 6x9, Perfect-Bound
2010 Seven CirclePress 1st Edition
ISBN: 978-0-615-35054-7
