critics / critiques / cleaves
“Roberto Bolaño was an
exemplary literary rebel.”
—Sarah Kerr, “The Triumph
of Roberto Bolaño,” The
New York Review of Books,
December 18, 2008
cleaving fiction—dragging it
out of the unknown—into myself
inventing a method—to represent it
this unknown space—a new reality
the results of my work—multi-dimensional
running ahead—of the critic's powers
highlighting—the conceptual play
risking & missing—the visceral sex
stressing ambition—conjuring up threats
exclusively—high-modernist camp
gay literature as—more than sterile game
the heteronyms—hummng to themselves
think of a writer—not as a snob
but in the double sense—exposing us to
unsavory fiction—yet critiquing it too…
“Roberto Bolaño was an
exemplary literary rebel.”
—Sarah Kerr, “The Triumph
of Roberto Bolaño,” The
New York Review of Books,
December 18, 2008
cleaving fiction—dragging it
out of the unknown—into myself
inventing a method—to represent it
this unknown space—a new reality
the results of my work—multi-dimensional
running ahead—of the critic's powers
highlighting—the conceptual play
risking & missing—the visceral sex
stressing ambition—conjuring up threats
exclusively—high-modernist camp
gay literature as—more than sterile game
the heteronyms—hummng to themselves
think of a writer—not as a snob
but in the double sense—exposing us to
unsavory fiction—yet critiquing it too…
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