Doubled flowering from the notebooks of Araki Yasusada
by Kent Johnson
Araki Yasusada is a kind of literary hoax, also associated with Tosa Motokiyu, who may himself be a fictional figure. It is also unclear whether there is any Japanese that was translated or whether this is original poetry. Cf. Denver quarterly, v. 31, no. 4, pp. 106-126. The person responsible for the interview with Kent Johnson, Groany McGee, "is not real."
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American poetry, Criticism and interpretation, Poésie américaine, Critique et interprétationPeople
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Doubled flowering from the notebooks of Araki Yasusada
1997, Roof Books
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0937804711 9780937804711
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Verse, prose and criticism.
All the editors are fictitious; Kent Johnson is the medium for most of "Araki Yasusada's" work; Mikhail Epstein and Jack Spicer are two other people associated with the persona of Yasusada.
Includes bibliographical references.
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