Readings Newsletter
Become a Readings Member to make your shopping experience even easier.
Sign in or sign up for free!
You’re not far away from qualifying for FREE standard shipping within Australia
You’ve qualified for FREE standard shipping within Australia
The cart is loading…
Poetry. N/O is a book-length poem in two parts that marks the nineteenth publication from Ron Silliman, a prolific American writer, critic and organizer of localized issues. Described as a poem of moments, N/O expresses a poetic methodology that has brevity and wit on its side. At the same time, Silliman, who was once a leader of the Language poets, tips his hat to the tradition of the extended poem. N/O itself is considered to be two sections of Silliman’s longer project, The Alphabet, which itself contributes to a life-long work called Ketjak. In N/O, the poet rants, records, juxtaposes, declares, riffs, puns [and] pans in expression of his hunger and will to live and absorb –Tom Beckett. Silliman, a political poet par excellence, has written a book whose pleasures.are resonant for the time they take to taste –Samuel R. Delany.
$9.00 standard shipping within Australia
FREE standard shipping within Australia for orders over $100.00
Express & International shipping calculated at checkout
Poetry. N/O is a book-length poem in two parts that marks the nineteenth publication from Ron Silliman, a prolific American writer, critic and organizer of localized issues. Described as a poem of moments, N/O expresses a poetic methodology that has brevity and wit on its side. At the same time, Silliman, who was once a leader of the Language poets, tips his hat to the tradition of the extended poem. N/O itself is considered to be two sections of Silliman’s longer project, The Alphabet, which itself contributes to a life-long work called Ketjak. In N/O, the poet rants, records, juxtaposes, declares, riffs, puns [and] pans in expression of his hunger and will to live and absorb –Tom Beckett. Silliman, a political poet par excellence, has written a book whose pleasures.are resonant for the time they take to taste –Samuel R. Delany.