Argento Series Jeff Dolven

Argento Series Jeff DolvenKevin Killian In 1991, Killian reported he was frozen, unable to think of a way to write about AIDS crisis. A year later, his friend Kathy Acker suggested the films of Dario Argento as a prism through which to take apart horror of living and dying in AIDS era. The result is Argento Series, framing Killians real life experience of losing his friends and lovers to the disease through the camera lens of Italian horror filmmaker, Dario Argento. Here, AIDS

and takes apart his face in front of a giant mirror

Janani Ambikapathy has written a short review of the book for Poetry Foundation

'The New Art of Making Books' and founded the legendary bookshop-gallery

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and extrudes a variety of poems to suit this most serious situation comedy: poems as job interviews

Magnolia (1968)

“Some of you will know what I mean

White writes through a hybrid of poetry

its writing a prosthetic device mediating the traces of physicality

Michael Brown—a young

This new second edition features an introduction by Helen Charman

polyvocal collage of fiction