Pessl Peter (46 results)

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Aquamarine, fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery. "Aquamarine" and "Marine," crisscross diverse Mexican landscapes and cities, of both external and internal geographies, much like a road movie plowing straight through historical episodes into the present. The "revolution" of the river, the people, the places: they come and go, leave and return, are drawn from the ether about us and disappear again into nothingness, which is a something-ness - if the narrator chooses it to be. Aquamarine is a novel comprising seven "tales" that explore the unfolding of an idea, of sitting before a palette and taking some blue, yellow, and beiges, or "leg-colored" ideas and wrapping them around like a coiled garden hose with all its kinks, awkward convolutions, and ungainly twists, each loop having its own radius but belonging to the same - is the same - loop. Revolution in every sense. Aquamarine, a fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery flowing over Mexican landscapes and cities, both external and internal geographies. The revolution of the river, the people, the places: they come and go, leave and return, are drawn from the ether about us and disappear again into nothingness, which is a something-ness if the narrator chooses it to be. Aquamarine is a novel comprising seven tales that explore the unfolding of an idea, of sitting before a palette and taking some blue, yellow, and beiges, or leg-colored ideas and wrapping them around like a coiled garden hose with all its kinks, awkward convolutions, and ungainly twists, each loop having its own radius but belonging to the same is the same loop: revolution in every sense. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: Fine. Twisted Spoon Press, 2008. Fine. As new trade paperback. Very clean, unworn book. French flaps. Pages and edges are clean and bright, no names, writing or marks. Translated from the German by Mark Kanak. 155 pages.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. A novel comprising seven tales exploring the unfolding of an ideas coiled unevenly like a garden hose but a 'revolution' embracing Mexican rivers, peoples, places in every sense. 154 pages. Quoted postage for UK 2nd class. Overseas at least £6.60.

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 155 pages. 8.25x5.75x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Aquamarine, fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery. "Aquamarine" and "Marine," crisscross diverse Mexican landscapes and cities, of both external and internal geographies, much like a road movie plowing straight through historical episodes into the present. The "revolution" of the river, the people, the places: they come and go, leave and return, are drawn from the ether about us and disappear again into nothingness, which is a something-ness - if the narrator chooses it to be. Aquamarine is a novel comprising seven "tales" that explore the unfolding of an idea, of sitting before a palette and taking some blue, yellow, and beiges, or "leg-colored" ideas and wrapping them around like a coiled garden hose with all its kinks, awkward convolutions, and ungainly twists, each loop having its own radius but belonging to the same - is the same - loop. Revolution in every sense. Aquamarine, a fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery flowing over Mexican landscapes and cities, both external and internal geographies. The revolution of the river, the people, the places: they come and go, leave and return, are drawn from the ether about us and disappear again into nothingness, which is a something-ness if the narrator chooses it to be. Aquamarine is a novel comprising seven tales that explore the unfolding of an idea, of sitting before a palette and taking some blue, yellow, and beiges, or leg-colored ideas and wrapping them around like a coiled garden hose with all its kinks, awkward convolutions, and ungainly twists, each loop having its own radius but belonging to the same is the same loop: revolution in every sense. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

OKarton mit OUmschlag. 47S. Rotdruck. 1. Auflage. Guter Zustand. Size: 8°.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Aquamarine, fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery. 'Aquamarine' and 'Marine,' crisscross diverse Mexican landscapes and cities, of both external and internal geographies, much like a road movie plowing straight through historical episodes into the present. The 'revolution' of the river, the people, the places: they come and go, leave and return, are drawn from the ether about us and disappear again into nothingness, which is a something-ness - if the narrator chooses it to be. Aquamarine is a novel comprising seven 'tales' that explore the unfolding of an idea, of sitting before a palette and taking some blue, yellow, and beiges, or 'leg-colored' ideas and wrapping them around like a coiled garden hose with all its kinks, awkward convolutions, and ungainly twists, each loop having its own radius but belonging to the same - is the same - loop. Revolution in every sense.…

0. 8°. Illustrationen im Text, 111 S., Orig.-Karton. Bester Zustand. de Band.

Condition: New. KlappentextAquamarine, a fluid like water, is a compound of two elements: language and imagery flowing over Mexican landscapes and cities, both external and internal geographies. The revolution of the river, the people, the places: they .

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Von Prosa- und Dialogsplittern begleitete Gedichte erschaffen eigentümliche Welten, in denen sich alle Grenzen aufheben: zwischen Menschen und anderen belebten und unbelebten Natur- erscheinungen, aber auch dem Ubernatürlichen in Gestalt von Gottern und Damonen. Baume, Flüsse, Tiere: ein jedes spricht für sich und ist zugleich Teil eines zentrumslosen Ganzen, einer Wilderness, deren Gesetze sich als weit wirkmachtiger erweisen als menschliche Macht- und Tauschwertlogik. Zur Uberschreitung herkommlichen Verstehens tendiert auch Pessls Sprachform, deren kühne Wortpragungen und -verbindungen die Zügellosigkeit der vitalen und vegetativen Spharen ins Recht setzen. Unüberhorbar sind in Peter Pessls Anti-Bukolik Storgerausche einer in Auflosung begriffenen Zivilisation, deren Vereinnahmung ein fluktuierendes Ich zu entgehen versucht. Peter Pessls Gasthaus der Wilderness ist ein Buch poetischer Entfesselung und Opulenz, das sich mit Nachdruck Konventionen von Verstandigungsliteratur entzieht. 200 pp. Deutsch. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Von Prosa- und Dialogsplittern begleitete Gedichte erschaffen eigentümliche Welten, in denen sich alle Grenzen aufheben: zwischen Menschen und anderen belebten und unbelebten Natur- erscheinungen, aber auch dem Ubernatürlichen in Gestalt von Gottern und Damonen. Baume, Flüsse, Tiere: ein jedes spricht für sich und ist zugleich Teil eines zentrumslosen Ganzen, einer Wilderness, deren Gesetze sich als weit wirkmachtiger erweisen als menschliche Macht- und Tauschwertlogik. Zur Uberschreitung herkommlichen Verstehens tendiert auch Pessls Sprachform, deren kühne Wortpragungen und -verbindungen die Zügellosigkeit der vitalen und vegetativen Spharen ins Recht setzen. Unüberhorbar sind in Peter Pessls Anti-Bukolik Storgerausche einer in Auflosung begriffenen Zivilisation, deren Vereinnahmung ein fluktuierendes Ich zu entgehen versucht. Peter Pessls Gasthaus der Wilderness ist ein Buch poetischer Entfesselung und Opulenz, das sich mit Nachdruck Konventionen von Verstandigungsliteratur entzieht. 200 pp. Deutsch. …