Action Goes Weimar
Please visit the new issue of Action, Yes.
"Dances of Vice, Horror and Ecstasy": A special section devoted to the
poetry and art of the scandalous cabarets performed by Anita Berber
and Sebastian Droste in Weimar Germany.
Abstract comics!(Including a preview of Andrei Molotiu's upcoming anthology from Fantagraphics Books.)
"Always/Only/A/Plenum": Tim Wood's essay on Robert Grenier and
Grenier's response.
Translation of writers Agrafiotis, Dragincescu, Froger, Lamat,
Rubinstein, Sacré.
Per Bäckström's essay " "Crush the Aassholetters Between the Teeth":
Språkgrotesk in Henri Michaux and Gunnar Ekelöf."
"Dead Can Dance," Geoffrey Cruickshank-Hagenbuckle's ruminations on Decadence.
As well as poetry, visual poetry, collages and prose from Downing,
Lundwall, Yankelevich, Schapira and others.
"Dances of Vice, Horror and Ecstasy": A special section devoted to the
poetry and art of the scandalous cabarets performed by Anita Berber
and Sebastian Droste in Weimar Germany.
Abstract comics!(Including a preview of Andrei Molotiu's upcoming anthology from Fantagraphics Books.)
"Always/Only/A/Plenum": Tim Wood's essay on Robert Grenier and
Grenier's response.
Translation of writers Agrafiotis, Dragincescu, Froger, Lamat,
Rubinstein, Sacré.
Per Bäckström's essay " "Crush the Aassholetters Between the Teeth":
Språkgrotesk in Henri Michaux and Gunnar Ekelöf."
"Dead Can Dance," Geoffrey Cruickshank-Hagenbuckle's ruminations on Decadence.
As well as poetry, visual poetry, collages and prose from Downing,
Lundwall, Yankelevich, Schapira and others.
posted by Johannes at 8:08 AM
1 Comments:
hellyeah!!!!
the link in yr post isn't going to the right place!
great issue!
i'm stoked to see the abstract comics feature, Tim Gaze has written a killer intro.
Andrei deserves massives props for editing & compiling this anthology, he's really made it happen & it's awesome that comics can push some formal limitations.
for more about abstract comics, be sure to check out the blog:
Abstract Comics Blog
...also, very excited about Bäckström's essay, my vote goes toward this for some award in honor of best titled essay!!!
this was just a quick response, i was excited about the abstract comix feature!
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