<p>Traveling Companion includes more than 216 pages of prose poetry on politics, music (Bach and Coltrane), eros, art (Goya and van Gogh), philosophy (Nietzsche and Levinas), and the quotidian (daily bread and news that stays news).</p>

Traveling Companion

Literature & Fiction

Gibbons, Robert

Essays & Correspondence

Nine Point Pub

"I invite you to allow this remarkable Hiroshima Suite—which he seems to have heard all at once in one non-linear audition—to intone for you until, within the ‘transluminous horror’ of August 6, 1945, we are never not whole again but are, at the same time, in Robert Frost’s phrase, 'beyond confusion.'"—Edwina Seaver, Rome, 2012

Hiroshima Suite

Heyen, William

Poetry

A previously unpublished two-hour conversation with John Cage by Larry A. Fader from 1976 on the subjects of Zen Buddhism, music, dance, and Eastern philosophy. Artwork by John Cage. Foreword by Tenzin Robert Thurman.

120'00": A Conversation With John Cage

Arts & Photography

Fader, Larry A.

Music

Olson/Still: Crossroad is a book of prose pieces on the similarities and distinctions between art in paint by Clyfford Still, and art in language by Charles Olson. The vertical in both is a matter of digging and penetration, not only into the matter of the work, but that of the self.

Olson/Still: Crossroad

<p>This is the third book in this trilogy, following This Time and Traveling Companion. It includes 216 pages of prose poetry on politics, music (Bach and Coltrane), eros, art (Goya and van Gogh), philosophy (Nietzsche and Levinas), and the quotidian (daily bread and news that stays news).</p>

To Know Others, Various & Free

Short Stories & Anthologies

In his 1978 classic, A Seneca Journal, Jerome Rothenberg continued the journey of his earlier Poland/1931, but under vastly altered circumstances. Those circumstances, no less real for their repositioning in time and space, involved a profound response to two years in Salamanca, a railroad town on the Allegany Seneca Reservation in western New York State. Going there as a poet in an ongoing search for the human and particular, Rothenberg in A Seneca Journal remains always aware “of who I am, while being drawn toward and affected by a place as never before.” To the original edition of A Seneca Journal, this Nine Point reissue now adds a final section by Rothenberg and Seneca singer Richard Johnny John of translations from the Senecas’ Society of the Mystic Animals, a riveting example of what Rothenberg later came to call “total translation.”

Seneca Journal

ROTHENBERG, Jerome

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