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Public Library 26.5
“The Hollow Men” as hypertext. Eliot’s poem with clickable referencing. More evidence that Modernist literature was made to be hypertexts. Pound hyperpoems anybody? Art vs. Laundry. Is poetry, or art in general, really that important? Stephen Burt investigates. Via The Poetry Foundation An author risks his life in pursuit of fixers in football. Article about [...]
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Public Library 17.3
The David Foster Wallace Audio Project. DFW’s introductions are nervous and rambling. He begins, often, with an innocent joke. Some of the introductions are just like his writing: all encompassing, desperate to help you understand, for you to get a complete picture. Then he enters the writing and he is calm. 24/7 Relentless Careerism. “Now the path of the [...]
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Public Library 23.8.10