A Book of Music Dodie Bellamy and sociality

and sociality

' – Bhanu Kapil

His movement towards an aesthetic autonomy (a journey we can charter from his early books on) arrived at its final destination in a complete break with language – his visual poetry – and in this collection we encounter this mixture of verse and visual poems for the first time

and a modern classic

and in our attempts to live up to the demands of others

A Book of Music Dodie Bellamy and socialityJack Spicer A new edition of the posthumously published collection A Book of Music by the American poet Jack Spicer (1925 1965). While little known outside a circle of friends and poets in his lifetime, Spicer is widely considered one of the major figures of twentieth century American poetry. After being removed from a teaching position at Berkeley in 1950 for refusing to pledge allegiance to the United States, he became a founder of the radical and