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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The last of a monthlong challenge in January 2023 to publish four books of poetry, How's Things fuses the playfulness of experimental poetry with the quiet observations of imagism. It likewise braids an innovative approach to formalism (see "Last Words" and other anagrammed titles) with a quasi-confessional-romantic mode. These poems are by turns personal and hermetic, suggesting an author who both wants to explore the ways in which language masks, makes and maintains the self, while also deconstructing the implications of such orders. Throughout each poem, regardless of which mode(s) he assumes, Ravnikar brings a philosophical verve that aims to leave the reader stunned. The poems in this collection at times meditate on the lyric absurd, even as others situate themselves in a fragile realism. By asking the reader to imagine themselves feeling comfortable inhabiting an unpredictable register, Ravnikar seeks to question notions of obscurity and accessibility. The author here allows themselves and trusts the reader to connect the transparent and the opaque in his quest to shrink classist elevations of particular approaches to 'style.' This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. With a nod to performance poetry and spoken word, Ravnikar brings academic poetry down to earth with a stylistic approach that embraces the long and diverse traditions of American poetry while keeping his eyes squarely on the philosophy of language and scholarship in communication studies, all the while placing a prime value on entertainment. A book of somewhat experimental poems in a paratactic and asyntactic mode, Paranoise attempts to reconstruct poetic language. Not quite nonsense but definitely not constrained to formal poetry's rigid parameters, this poetry collection challenges what it means for poetry to mean something. It features techniques of abstraction, wordplay and free association in rhythms drawn from syncopated, staccato and chant patterns. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…