Experimental Literature: A Collection of Statements

Experimental Literature: A Collection of StatementsExperimental Literature: A Collection of Statements, edited by Jeffrey R. Di Leo and Warren Motte, gathers thirty four statements from writers and critics, each answering in their own form what experimental literature can still do. Robert Coover supplies the afterword. It is JEF series volume 77, and the rare JEF title that is a document of the field rather than a work of fiction within it.

Elder Physics: The Wrong of Time is an illustrated novel built almost entirely from monologue

Middlebrook is where that practice begins

this novel is built on El Greco's painting of the same name

and amateur violinist

Longing for Kimberly's love

this is sustained narrative

a scripto-visual book in which Norman Conquest treats the title question not as something to answer but as something to assemble

so that finishing the book means becoming its co-author

play with it

JEF founder Eckhard Gerdes has called him the Daniel Johnston of the literary world

Derek Pell rewrites and roasts the major works of classic and contemporary erotica

Chicago's storied art and literary club