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Definitive edition of a beloved poet's work: this beautiful hardcover volume, produced in collaboration with Hollo's widow, Jane Dalrymple-Hollo, collects all of Hollo's extensive body of poetic work. Appealing minimalist poetry from the Beat movement: Hollo's poems are fresh, inviting, and observational, full of insight for readers of any generation. For readers of Ron Padgett, Ted Kooser, Ted Berrigan, Alice Notley, and W. S. Merwin.

Wry, sly, hip--the selected poems of the past thirty-five years of Anselm Hollo.

Braided River is a selection from forty years of published poems plus some of my most recent, uncollected work. It describes a lifetime's endeavours to write poems that reflect a thinking and feeling person's twentieth century existence in Europe and America - in love and sorrow, and even, still, some hope for the future of the world at large.

In this posthumous collection from an avant-garde great, Hollo's spare, sly, lyrical greatness is on display a final time.

Poetry. Essay. In this collaborative work, three poets long associated with the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa in Boulder join their linguistic bonfires in a volume of polemical poems. Bob Perelman writes, Anselm Hollo puts more vivid emotion in 50 words than is found in most confessional novels. And Andrei Codrescu writes that Anne Waldman is one of the great voices of our slice of the century.

A new collection from the respected poet and translator.

Essays.Poetics. Anselm Hollo, long-time teacher at the Jack Kerouac School for Disembodied Poetics at Naropa, translator from an astounding number of languages, and general polyglot of poetry, here offers a collection of fugitive prose works (according to Anselm Berrigan). Delving into Anselm Hollo's notebook is like eating forbidden fruit . . . Part common reader, part essayist on poetry, talk, and lectures, here is the sparkling wit, the eru...

Death! Truth! Meaning of Life/ Love! Romanticism! Loss! Reality! Consciousness!"--all here in Hollo's modern sonnets.

Poetry. Inspired by Guillaume Apollinaire's 1913 Cubist poem Lundi rue Christine (Monday Christine Street), RUE WILSON MONDAY is the result of a stay at the Hotel Chevillon, an artists' and writers' retreat in the small town of Grez-sur-Loing. Hybrid day book, informal sonnet sequence, and extended, laminated' essay-poem, these poems converse back and forth between Hollo's witful observations, verbatim speech, found text, and ye ol' common sen...

Hollo's poetry continually confounds as well as exceeds the reader's expectations."--Small Press

With his signature penchant for irony and impiety, the poet revels in an eccentric play of language to reveal the absurdities of the contemporary world....satisfyingly unpredictable and provocative."--Publishers Weekly

Wry, sly, hip--the selected poems of the past thirty-five years of Anselm Hollo.

Three dialogues among famous personages of the past offer an extended essay on the philosophy of the theater. Anchoring each of the dialogues is the great Russian film director and theoretician Sergei Eisenstein, whose artistic theories run throughout the book, illustrating the influences that affected the Soviet art world in the period between the two world wars.