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Manifestos

OSWALDO DE ANDRADE's "Cannibal Manifesto," translated from the Portuguese by Mary Ann Caws and Claudia Caliman: Only Cannibalism unites us. Socially. Economically. Philosophically.

WILLIAM LEVY's "Zock, the Outlaw Manifesto of the Century": The right to suicide, the conscious uncompromising realization of stepping out of society in public (on television) is an inalienable fundamental right of ZOCK man

ED SANDERS' "The Z-D Generation: The Age of Investigation": surround the glyph with gnosis-vectors

GEORGE QUASHA's "Axial Poetics An AXIAL LINE suffers every unitary, referential or surcharged connection as if it might be an instance of "original sin" -- principle of a first wrong turn -- ready for a process of self-immolation. Its cleansing of pattern ends in a free embrace, enacted within appropriate reading

KENJI SIRATORI's "The Etude of Murder": the aerofoil of the fractal cyber of the cadaver

ROBERT DOWNING's "Dear Canada: A Manifesto": I've come to realize the error of my ways and promise that I will no longer be a practicing Canadian fine artist

KEN WRIGHT's "Wild People, Unite": We can argue about the details, but first we must unite against those who have no meaning of Place beyond the money that can be extracted from the land

 

PATRICK PRITCHETT's "Continuation Manifesto (The Impossible)": Continuation rooted in groundlessness starts with the recognition of a central impoverishment. On this absent foundation the poem builds the word that utters emptiness

LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI's "History of the Airplane": And the Wright brothers said they thought they had invented something that could make peace on earth

IAN AYRES' "Cuntlicker/Cocksucker Manifestoes": Whether you're a cuntlicker or a cocksucker

ELLEN CHAMPAIGNE's "Golden Shower Manifesto/Peeing Down the Bones": I piss, therefore I am

DAVID HESS and KENT JOHNSON'S "Yasusada Dialogues": the most controvertial work of poetry... a criminal act

ALLAN GRUABARD on Penelope Rosemont, anthologist: "Should you love maps of elsewhere, and wish to use this book as a guide, keep your senses about you. You'll be walking into an erotic-magnetic night with your sunglasses on

MARY ANN CAWS interviewed by MARK SPITZER: "Yes. The Whistler, the Wilde, and the Mallarmé remain of ultimate importance. AND I am very fond of each of them

 


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