A Complex Sentence Rode komeet

A Complex Sentence Rode komeetMarjorie Welish In A Complex Sentence, Marjorie Welish builds immersive intertextual environments as she questions the canon of modernist poetry and the ways we talk about poetics. In her sixth collection with Coffee House, Welish continues to explore rhetorical practices such as diagramming, inscription, and quotation, to call our attention to literary actsfrom finding the right desk to getting lost at logic gatesyet all the while following the

Cracked children’s rhymes lead onto an ethnography that takes Helen Mirren’s first film appearance as seriously as Moby Dick

it dramatises the obscurity of its source

Crewcut & fatigued

Maarten Inghels

The book includes an introduction (in part explaining why a book called Un libre favor ended up as The Face of the Quartzes

Jackie Wang

are captured in the music of metaphor and pure intention

Het gaat over de relatie tot een wereld die continu in beweging is

both in the people and histories evoked in its pages and in the collaborative and unabashedly political orientation of her editorial and publishing work

a 'Mary Sue' is an idealised and implausibly flawless character: a female archetype that can infuriate audiences for its perceived narcissism

The many voices that emerge in these poems—from historic Black personalities

One morning