Dear Dearly Departed

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Abramowitz, Harold

Poetry

Palm Press

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(!x==[33]) Book 1 Volume 1

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Blanc Press is pleased to announce the release of (!x==[33]) Book 1 Volume 1 by .UNFO the last volume in a six volume set of which only the first and last will be published. What if you had a very long book and made it longer? With (!x==[33]) .UNFO seeks to indexically lengthen the world's most monumental texts through failed software operations.\n(!x==[33]) is curated by UNFO (Unauthorized Narrative Freedom Organization), an unofficial and temporary coalition of coders and writers, including Dan Richert and Harold Abramowitz.\n(!X==[33]) BOOK 2 VOLUME 3 
Hardcover with dustjacket 776 pages 
Blanc Press February 2014 
ISBN 13: 978-0-9911092-1-0 
Dimensions: 6.25 x 9.5 x 2 inches\nBlanc Press: It's material!

(!X==[33]) Book 2 Volume 3

Here, memory like a dripping faucet, slowly leaking events and considerations, one constantly feels like they are balancing on a teetering chair. This rigorous investigation of being leads one to consider the way a world revolves around a man like a vortex, the propensity of clipped phrases that alter, edit, build, revise, a constant modification of the one way one sees the world, exists in the world, remembers. Repetition, like stuttering, leads one through and around the vortex of consideration, yet like poetry the language points and articulates, then stutters again, the text as a glitchy archetype of keeping track, of observation, of the harmonious discontinuity of time's ebb and flow: "There is no break in the harmony, and no seeing anything but for what it is." This brilliant, poetic novel weaves a new structure for narrative, forces the reader to consider the complex and profound structures hidden in a record of time, each observation of the utterly quotidian transforming into a lyrical evocation of essential significance. Each repetition is a surprise, and each consideration an impossible enigma. Narrated by a mysterious and clairvoyant consciousness, Blind Spot, is both blind and honest, isolated and compulsive, and achieves with such magnificent beauty a reconceptualization of seeing and reading that one might enter this book through its first lines and wish to never come out again.

Blind Spot

Literary

Civil Coping Mechanisms

Colloquy at the Abyss: A Fugitive Amalgam

Will, Alexander

History & Criticism

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