Poetry. Having already established his poetry among the most
inventive ever, the distinguished man of avant-garde letters
Richard Kostelanetz realizes further radically formal steps in
THREE POEMS. Each is a sequence of one-word texts continuously
interleaved with the others in an unprecedented way, in sum
offering an unprecedented reading experience. The book concludes
with Kostelanetz's visual essay "Poetry I Shall Not Make." For work
of this kind he has earned individual entries in the Readers Guide
to Twentieth-Century Writers, Contemporary Poets, and
Britannica.com, among other highly selective directories."I sense
the strength of the narrative (and there are many narratives
throughout) to be elastic or plastic: how the reader molds it in
his/her/my/your mind."--John Robert Colombo
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