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Milner Place – The Road To Alta Mira

Milner Place started writing poetry in 1973 to divert his attention from a novel that he was struggling with to finish. The novel would never see the light of day. Instead, Place would become better-known for his poems than for his prose. His poetry has been published by various established presses since. His latest compilation of poetry, ‘The Road To Alta Mira…
€ 15.00

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Florian Günther – Aus der Traum (with photos by Michael Dressel)

Florian Günther was born in East Berlin in 1963. Formally trained as an offset printer, Günther did odd jobs such as gravedigger, construction worker, and pizza delivery boy, before finding his feet as a writer, photographer and publisher. Günther used to be singer in the Eastern German punk band Klick & Aus, co-edited Floppy myriapods, a Berlin based magazine, and has published his own magazine Drecksack – Lesbare Zeitschrift für Literatur from Berlin since 2010. “I…
€ 14.80

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Oliver Harris / William S. Burroughs – The Poetics of Minutes to Go

sold out‘The Poetics of Minutes to Go’, published in Germany by Moloko Plus, is a valuable and beautiful addition to the studies of the cut-up works of William S. Burroughs. Bringing together an expert essay by British academic and Professor of American Literature Oliver Harris and a strong compilation of Burroughs’ cut-up poems, the edition highlights and scrutinizes Burroughs’s cut-up poetry as it was published in ‘Minutes To Go’ (done in collaboration with Brion Gysin, Sinclair Beiles and Gregory Corso in 1959)…

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Eddie Woods – Smugglers Train

Writer, poet and publisher Eddie Woods (New York, 1940) joined the Us Air Force in 1960 to avoid being drafted by the army. Most of his 4-year-stint was spent in West-Germany, where he married twice after his honourable discharge from the air force in 1964. As a civilian he sold encyclopedias for a living while writing poems, essays and short stories in his spare time…
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