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Mason McClay’s debut full-length Dithers is a book of body-structure allays, Concrete Poetry in its as-of-yet furthest form.
“Architectural poems that lay their meanings on Being…” responds American musician Beck.
90 pages, printed on high quality recycled paper in a local country. Shipping included in price. At keithllcpress.com
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Starts shipping early May.
Two weeks from today:
In dialogue with Mary-Ann Monforton’s “Heart Land” poets Zan de Parry and Matthew Hodges, alongside LA-based writer Mason McClay (and Austin’s August Smith) present a mixed-media performance featuring poetry, analog and digital sound, field recording and projection, inspired by the worlds and outer-worlds the artist’s works celebrate. The program highlights art’s use of humour and irreverence as a critical strategy for revealing and reflecting on the absurdities of contemporary life.
@mocadetroit@mike_kelley_foundation@maryannmonforton@mhodg@invert.edqualia@augustjsmith
If you’re in Nyc, please come out ! Will be a warm night with some of the best poets and publishers around. And in the best of all the bookstore cafes I’ve ever seen, the immortal @molassesbooks . Transcendental thanks to KMT ( @cottontweed ) for the drawing.
