Posts Tagged ‘phonotextuality’
Mégapneume
Gil J. Wolman – La Memoire (3’17”). “It’s the breath that creates the poem: rhythm and scream, the scream until now inexpressed in poetry; scream of joy, of love, of anguish, of horror, of hate, but scream” (Dufrêne). “Less texts than sonic performances the ultralettristic poems comprise a high-energy expulsion of inarticulate sounds, cries, and grunts. In linguistic parlance ulltralettristic performance emancipates non- and subphonomatic material from the necessity of primary articulation” (McCaffery). More Wolman on Ubuweb.
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Clark Coolidge – To Begin With (1’00). Recorded by Aldon Nielsen at the Colby Museum of Art on June 14, 2008. Coolidge read with Bernadette Mayer as part of the NPF Conference on the Poetry of the 1970s. Lipstick of Noise tracklist. Earlier entries here.
Self Portrait with Internet
Stephanie Young – opening section of Betty Page We Love You Get Up (02’09). Full (slightly variant) text at Eoagh. Full reading on A Voice Box. Lipstick of Noise tracklist. Earlier entries here.