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garadinervi · 17 days ago

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Marshall Hryciuk, words' woods, Nietzsche's Brolly, Toronto, [May 2010] [room 3o2 books, Ottawa. © Marshall Hryciuk]

«The process of words' woods has been dedicated to the memory of bpNichol.»

#graphic design #art #poetry #concrete poetry #visual poetry #visual writing #booklet #book #cover #book cover #marshall hryciuk #bpnichol #nietzsche's brolly #room 3o2 books #2010s

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fdriveshsaid · 4 years ago

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JUST LIKE CREAM BUT WORST – A MODERN POETRY MAGAZINE ----------------------------------------------------------- j.l.c.b.w. is a magazine of visual poetry and non-linear poetic efforts, produced by [email protected] (yes that is the name of the press and our email address). But hopefully j.l.c.b.w. will also be a home for a series of in-depth interviews with various poets, who write and print and pretty much live for whatever their Art is. In Issue one's fifty pages you'll find “Don't expect encouragement,” an approximately nine-thousand-word interview (no cheap and easy twenty questions here) with the poet, publisher, and bookseller Marshall Hryciuk of Nietzsche's Brolly’s fame. Marshall talks about his thirty plus years in various positions throughout the small press. Other contributors in Issue One are: ARCHER BAKER BISSETT BRADLEY BROUDY COPITHORE DEDORA KAUFMAN MORIN READ So here’s the deal, we have some copies of Issue One available, at $12.00 CAD or $15.00 CAD with postage. Also available in the USA at $15.00 US with postage. ----------------------------------------------------------- We also have available a subscription rate of $35.00 for 3 issues. If you have Issue One, your subscription will start on Issue Two. Otherwise it will start with Issue One while it remains in print. Currently we are working on issues two, three, and four. Issue Two “but i do not collect typewriters! i did that already!” is a candid interview with Gustave Morin and is scheduled for release on or about June 2021. We, of course, can be reached at [email protected] dfb A staple remains the only sign of independents

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uutpoetry · 7 years ago

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Life update, with help of Marshall’s Frankliecygnoctras

I’ve been hibernating, working, since October. The realities of adulting, careering, or perhaps just of academic life, seem to leave no room for hobbies, love. At least during the fall when work is most intense. It has been months since I read a poem, opened my Tumblr dashboard, or picked up a pencil to write.

I run a writing program (it doesn’t run, it hobbles) and the stress seems to overwhelm and squeeze out my energy for the poetic. But how am I to live? The pattern seems to be that when stress reaches a certain point, the desire and attention for other things disappears, projects are suspended, and only when I come out the other side of the tunnel and sleep for 48-72 hours, the spark (I dare not say the “muse”) returns.

And I usually need some coaxing via a good book of poetry.

This time it was a book I’m sure no one will be able to find: Marshall Hryciuk’s Frankliecygnoctras: Poems from Seven Languages in Symboliste Translation. From the back:

’Symboliste translation’ because from the writer’s side an implied metaphor leads by sound not by vision and is completed by the silent reader and from the reader’s side an assumed metaphor, a trust that the meaning-coloured cadence of the poem will transport us to a hitherto unknown realm. ... I bring the ‘e’ from the French into the English, ’symboliste’ to retain the darkness in it.

Some of the poets translated: Catullus, Basho, Garcia Lorca, Appollinaire, Alberti, Trakl, Picabia. It was Picabia last night who created the spark for me:

Flooded espousal of a palm steers toward me the prodigious route of thornings without coffee that sing of fluid wristbands.

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Between the sexes vegetal devotees who nibble on a virgin, foam with its talons retracted shines within the source of my dwelling a huge promenade distracted into a little English store of the malls where the gamers around my body partition the sky with the sun. (Chant I from L’Athlète des pompes funèbres)

With that, and Catullus and Rilke, the dormant neurons began to stir.

What is life coming to? To some degree my conundrum is personal, but it’s also universal and modern. What does one do when life and art compete? That is, when necessity and pleasure are separated by a wide gulf. In these desert-crossing semesters I have caught myself eyeing with envy the clerk who spends mornings and evenings maintaining her little temple of art, her small but effective replica of aesthetic life that late capitalism grants us allowance for, a pittance.

The frightening part is not that the hobby is shelved from time to time, but that lately, when it is allowed to fall asleep, it begins to fade from view and become inaccessible on the unplanned weekday evening or Saturday afternoon. It can only be awoke with effort and time. It took the summer to invigorate it thoroughly this year, and I used that time to begin new articles, try new ideas, and to start compiling a manuscript, but then the semester rolled around and all smiled stopped together.

I would also like to hand back my ticket in this sense: I will pay the cost of my utilitarianism. I will suffer the pangs and arrows of careerism, but I would like, then, not to have to become entangled in interior monologues: “Have a chosen the wrong career?...Is my job incompatible with this hobby?...Am I changing? Is the passion gone because I am transitioning to something new?” Or, when there is a tiny ember detected: “Ah! It’s back! Should I pick up where I left off, or is this the moment to take this in a different direction? Is the age of the blog over? Is the internet spent?”

Mercifully (I hope I do not jinx myself), the flame, though small, is back for now. For a few short days while I am off work I can fan it. But what then? There was a time when work and play worked in tandem. I need to find a way to bring the flame with me in a suitcase wherever life takes me, or to find its mythic source in some rock and settle there and never leave. Somehow or other to grasp and hold it, or let it hold me, so my psyche does not become separated from my body, as I’m condemned to watch my life recede into the horizon, as in Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s “Experience” (Erlebnis):

But how strange! A nameless nostalgia swept quietly Into my soul, a nostalgia for life wept As some one weeps when on a huge ship With gigantic yellow sails towards evening One passes by a city, over the darkly-churning water His own home-town. There he sees the streets Hears the water-fountain gurgling, catches The scent of the lilac-bush, sees himself alone Standing on the shore as a child, seeing with a child's Eyes that were frightened and would cry, sees Through the open window a lamp lit in his own room But the great ship carries him further away Gliding soundlessfy on the dark-blue water With its gigantic sails yellow and weirdly gibbous.

#life #Frankliecygnoctras #symbolist #career

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noirzpress · 5 years ago

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Marshall Hryciuk – blue-hot VZWLS

nOIR:Z 32 - In both the original form and in the later revised version, this collection has enjoyed widespread use in animated cartoons and later a Broadway show, that features numerous props, including guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood, reptiles, baby dolls, and dueling swords. Hryciuk, is never one to shy away from letting his “sources” show, never shy about “showing off” his hard-earned toner-bar-craft. When composing these paper scrawls of manipulated spoken spells rendered incomprehensible to the industry standard. these compositions, some from the early heady days of the radical xerox twenty-four-hour photocopy shops, that populated the city, the way bubble tea shops do now, except we got that hardedge toner smear and smudge. Just like when the boss is out for the afternoon, and the photocopier isn’t being use. Some colour $20 CND

“Merger money seem to be enough to buy the necessary poets to occupy positions of control over the unruly elements in their corner of literature. Support and promotion are always sold to ones who will forfeit their soul to the purse strings of an organization, that not only doesn’t understand poetry, they actually generate policy to suppress it’s consumption.”

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cathrynstreich · 5 years ago

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brettseaton · 5 years ago