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Hordes of Writing

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By (author): Chus Pato

Translated by: Erin Moure

There was death and death entered love; writing mutated. Even so, when the poem writes itself, it is loyal only to its own wound; this is its law of gravity. Hordes of Writing, the third book in a projected pentology, Method, is an essential book from one of the most abysmal, mutant, indispensable and rupturist contemporary European poets. See more
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Product Details
  • Weight: 126g
  • Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 15 May 2011
  • Publisher: Shearsman Books
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781848611672

About Chus Pato

Chus Pato Shearsman Titles Charenton m-Tala Hordes of Writing About the author Chus Pato (Maria Xesus Pato Diaz) was born in 1955 in Ourense Galicia (north-west Spain). All of her work is written in Galician a language which is closely related to both Spanish and Portuguese. She teaches History and Geography at a high school in the interior of Galicia. In her words: writing metabolizes the world even that world that cannot be absorbed into writing. And: I have a predilection for those constructions which investigate the possibility of a language-thinking that refuses to repeat the already-written and lives in contact-lamination with the seams of the unsayable of what hasn't yet been written into the corporeality of the poem. To me the poem is a freedom-machine. My autobiography? It does not always seem to be mine; sometimes I would rather have other lives. Insofar as all autobiography participates in fiction I prefer not to be forced to choose so I opt not to have one.

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