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Carp & Rubato

Barnett, Anthony

Rousseau and the Wicked

Griffiths, Bill

Idir Eatortha and Making Tents

Walsh, Catherine

Off Ardglas

MacKenzie, Rob

<p>Cultural Writing. New to SPD, this odd and compelling book is a collection of Stewart Home's letters, mostly to Florian Cramer, regarding the fabricated 'movement' they call Neoism. As Home puts it in his Introduction, [I] insist that Neoism is no more ridiculous as a 'cultural' phenomenon than Futurism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Lettrism or Situationism. All of these 'groups' operated on the basis of speculation, aiming to create the illusion that a 'movement' that bore their name actually existed ... The `avant-garde' has long denied its `avant-garde' status because it does not wish to acknowledge the ebb and flow of its own discontinuous `tradition'. I hope the selection of letters to third parties, cut into this blend and clash of opinion, adds productively to the general sense of disorientation and confusion.</p>

The House Of Nine Squares

Cramer, Florian

Home, Stewart

History & Criticism

Loose Watch: A Lost and Found Times Anthology

The Memory of The Drift

Holman, Paul

Selected Poems: Language-Games, On The Periphery And Other Writings

Forrest-Thomson, Veronica

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