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Murder, mayhem, and deeply disturbed. Excellent Reading - Suzanne Azhaar , posted 11/05/07 |
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This is an excellent book for those who seek understanding and connection with the purpose and fullfillment of who we are as individuals and how we interact and connect with others in this world and in our lives. - Jody , posted 01/31/07 |
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“Manna” Explores the evidence that Christ was the leader of a Pagan Cult teaching a revival/renaissance of an ancient mushroom ritual learned in Egypt by Moses and Christ, a mushroom religion known also to the Maya of ancient Mesoamerica, and around the world. The Manna-Book asks if this knowledge was kept secret by an elite caste of priests within the Kabalistic Jewish Rabbis until such a time as Christ came and taught it to the masses. - Unsubscribed , posted 09/25/06 |
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If I ever marry I will fall in love with her voice. She can sing softly when I am far away to ease my heart with sounds and tones coos and whispers lullabies in the night arias when she comes hums to silent chansons whistles while she waters the plants. In Ordinary Life in Three Acts (www.ordinarylifeinthreeacts.com), Daniel Roth, the "anti-poetry poet", proves that truth can be found in the most reductive of poetic structure. Fluffy and elaborate verse is unnecessary when it comes to expressing the beauty and rawness of life. When asked "Why reductive?" he said that, "People seem to range between dislike and indifference when it comes to poetry. It often obscures. Readers tend to feel stupid because so many poems appear to make no sense. I have no need to confuse anyone." This collection of poems reflects the arc of Daniel's life. From fish fries in Mississippi, juke joints in South Central L.A., barefoot dances under the Sahara Desert sky, to whirling on the beaches of Morocco to the trance of Gnawa music, these poems reflect a joy, a curiosity and love of what is best, most authentic in people and cultures all over the planet. The poems are about love, loss, curiosity, a life embraced in all its turmoil, richness and heartbreak. Please visit the Ordinary Life in Three Acts website where you can read more of Daniel's poetry, read reviews, order the book, or just watch one of his many dances in the desert on film. If you resonate with what you see, please send this on to your email groups because this is an attempt to break past the old paradigm of publishing houses. This book is only being promoted through the internet to show that information, whether it is art, poetry, or news, can be spread no matter what. With the internet, we now have the freedom to share anything we want with the world. - Daniel , posted 09/15/06 |
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Can YOU suggest some titles in a similar vein? Many more to add but these are the first that come to mind.... In the Mind's Eye: Dada and Surrealism by Dawn Ades The Surrealist Parade by Wayne Andrews Alcools: Poems (Wesleyan Poetry S.) by Guillaume Apollinaire Paul Auster (anything) Profane Illuminations by Walter Benjamin Death Sentence by Maurice Blanchot FIcciones - Geroge Luis Borges Labyrinths: Selected Stories and Other Writings by Jorge Luis Borges Louis Aragon - Paris Peasant Nadja by Andre Breton Poems of Andre Breton: A Bilingual Anthology by Andre Breton, Jean-Pierre Cauvin, and Mary Ann Caws Communicating Vessels Mad Love by Andre Breton EarthLight by Andre Breton The Surrealist Manifesto - Andre Breton (especially Soluble Fish) Revolution of the Mind: The Life of Andre Breton by Mark Polizzotti Invisible Cities - Italo Calvino The Hearing Trumpet - Leonora Carrington Down Below - Leonora Carrington The Seventh Horse and Other Tales by Leonora Carrington Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll Alice Underground Lewis Carroll THE ANNOTATED ALICE : ) Selected Poems of Rene Char by Mary Ann Caws Hopscotch by Julio Cortezar The Dada Almanac (Atlas Arkhive, 1) The Voice of Robert Desnos: Selected Poems by Robert Desnos Liberty or Love! by Robert Desnos The Writings of Marcel Duchamp by Marcel Duchamp, Michel Sanouillet, and Elmer Peterson Duchamp : A Biography by Calvin Tomkins Dialogues With Marcel Duchamp (Da Capo Paperback) by Pierre Cabanne Love Poems of Paul Eluard The Ubu Plays -- by Alfred Jarry Adventures in 'Pataphysics: Collected Works I -by Alfred Jarry Maldoror and the Complete Works of the Comte de Lautréamont by Comte de Lautréamont (Isidore Ducasse) The Automatic Muse: Surrealist Novels by Michel Leiris (and ANYTHING ELSE BY HIM ; ) Einstein's Dreams - Alan Lightman Screams by Joyce Mansour Darkness Moves : An Henri Michaux Anthology, 1927-1984 by Henri Michaux Aurelia and Other Writings by Gerard De Nerval Life: A User's Manual by Georges Perec Species of Spaces and Other Pieces by Georges Perec Death to the Pigs: Selected Writings of Benjamin Peret (Atlas Anti-Classics) by Benjamin Peret From the Hidden Storehouse: Selected Poems (Field Translation Series) by Benjamin Peret and Keith Hollaman Paroles : Selected Poems by Jaques Prevert Exercises in Style by Raymond Queneau Oulipo: A Primer of Potential Literature by Warren F. Motte Impessions of Africa by Raymond Roussell Locus Solus by Raymond Roussel How I Wrote Certain Of My Books -- by Raymond Roussel, et al; Death and the Labyrinth: The World of Raymond Roussell **Dada Surrealism and Their Heritage by William Stanley Rubin Banquet Years by Roger Shattuck (Great book on 4 characters: Apollinaire, Jarry, Rousseau and Satie. Birthday by Dorthea Tanning Dark Spring by Unica Zurn THIS LOOKS GREAT... A Mammal's Notebook: Collected Writings of Erik Satie (Atlas Arkhive , No 5) by Erik Satie *HAS anyone read this???? ~Confetta - Confetta , posted 05/19/06 |
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- Tribe: Surrealism
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- Tribe: experimental writing
- Tribe: ToPoR
- Tribe: I Read Poetry
- Tribe: Dada
- Tribe: Visual Poetry
- Tribe: MarCeL MarCeL I LoVe YoU LiKe HeLL
- Tribe: Word Freaks
- Tribe: Readers Who Love to Read
- Tribe: Poetry, rhymed & rhymeless
- Tribe: Confetta's Mutinous Mob
- Tribe: ♥ Love~Poems ♥
- Tribe: Broken English
