Nite Soil

Name: Nite Soil
Brand: Granary Books
SKU: 9781887123396
Price: 4400 KES
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ISBN: 9781887123396

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Format Hardback

ISBN-10 1887123393

ISBN-13 9781887123396

Publisher Granary Books

Imprint Granary Books

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Aug 17th, 2000

Print length 200 Pages

Product Classification: Individual artists, art monographs Individual photographers Individual architects & architectural firms Biography: general Biography: arts & entertainment

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Kenward Elmslie's way with words cuts a singular swath through a polymath variety of forms. This collection of poems and ephemera treats language sometimes as paint to be thrown on canvas, sometimes as a series of fascinatingly odd concrete objects and throughout, Elmslie takes full advantage of the word's status as an infinite well of signification. Elmslie's work navigates between the comic and the serious, between the personal and the political, and between the oblique and the straightforward so deftly that the reader is left breathless. Nite Soil is yet another great book by one of today's leading radical poets.

Kenward Elmslie''s way with words cuts a singular swath through a polymath variety of forms. This collection of poems and ephemera treats language sometimes as paint to be thrown on canvas, sometimes as a series of fascinatingly odd concrete objects and throughout, Elmslie takes full advantage of the word''s status as an infinite well of signification. Elmslie''s work navigates between the comic and the serious, between the personal and the political, and between the oblique and the straightforward so deftly that the reader is left breathless. Nite Soil is yet another great book by one of today''s leading radical poets.

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