Nioque of the Early-SpringFrancis Ponge (trans. Jonathan Larson) Ostensibly a book written to honor the season itself and the cycle of time, upon its release in France in May 1968, these notes took on a greater metaphorical meaning within this context, addressing the need for new beginnings and revolution. 'April is not always the cruelest month. In these stray notations dated early April 1950, Ponge provides a latter day version of Stravinskys Sacre du printemps or of William

he was right to see in it the promise of what many now regard as the most important body of work by any poet of the twentieth century

Kim's most compelling work to date

'In simple

assimilation

Oorsprongsverhalen die kunstenaars

CUNT-UPS is an explosion of textual sexuality that resists principles of formal ordering

so off and errant but also so on the spot and dug in and garden'd

from his account of a day at the circus as a vision of creation to his own insistent and mystical search for truth

maar bezetting

open their eyes

and freewheeling literary voice

aangetast landschap als op een leven dat voorbijglijdt voor je het weet