• Andy Fitch and Julie Carr: Pop Poetics and Ruptural Time: A Twin Talk, Friday, May 17 at 7:30 PM

    Andy Fitch and Julie Carr: Pop Poetics and Ruptural Time: A Twin Talk, Friday, May 17 at 7:30 PM

    On Friday, May 17 at 7:30 PM Counterpath will host Andy Fitch and Julie Carr: Pop Poetics and Ruptural Time: A Twin Talk RSVP Andy Fitch’s most recent book is Pop Poetics: Reframing Joe Brainard. In fall, Ugly Duckling will publish his two [...]

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  • mUtter—bAbelChristine Wertheim

    mUtter—bAbel
    Christine Wertheim

    mUtter-bAbel, a graphic and textual exploration of ugly archaic feelings and their troubling social effects. It is a verbo-visual experiment integrating handmade drawings with computer-designed texts, exploring very early feelings babies have for their mothers. Whether because many people cannot [...]

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  • Holocaust MuseumRobert Fitterman

    Holocaust Museum
    Robert Fitterman

    Holocaust Museum reframes the captions of holocaust photographs from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC. These captions—without their photographic images—are arranged loosely in the order or narrative constructed by the museum. There are many purposes to this [...]

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  • Mark Irwin, Elizabeth Robinson, and Christopher Kondrich, Tuesday, May 21 at 7 PM

    Mark Irwin, Elizabeth Robinson, and Christopher Kondrich, Tuesday, May 21 at 7 PM

    On Tuesday, May 21 at 7 PM Counterpath will host an evening of readings by Mark Irwin, Elizabeth Robinson, and Christopher Kondrich. RSVP Mark Irwin was born in Faribault, Minnesota, and has taught at Case Western Reserve, the University of [...]

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  • Videotape
    Andrew Zawacki

    On this lexical roadtrip, we delight in the drama of the anagram’s deep weathers: there’s an “errant impasse” in the “itinerant passenger,” there’s “amber” in our “chambers.” Content is the secret that our forms yield up to us. With gorgeous [...]

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  • Foreign Correspondent
    Joanna Howard

    Foreign Correspondent is about a girl reporter, Johnnie James, in search of international intrigue and romantic excitement. This short novel, written in evocative imagistic sections of short prose, follows Johnnie as she encounters philosophers, jaunty sports journalists, exotic lap birds, [...]

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