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These Necrotic Ethos Come The Plains

Devin King

Bees grown from rotten meat and moustaches drawn on burritos. Devin King’s new chapbook, These Necrotic Ethos Come the Plains, looks to Virgil and Lucretius to investigate the sight of objects.

These Necrotic Ethos Come The Plains is out of print.

Reviews

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About the Author

Devin King is a poet based out of Chicago. These Necrotic Ethos Come the Plains is his third book.

Data Bodies

2013

Data Bodies

Daniel Borzutzky

“We harbor data and we harbor the carcasses and we try to keep the two sets of information separate.” — Data Bodies

Daniel Borzutzky’s data is “filled with lips and tongues.” This chapbook, Data Bodies, collects five poems that detail the many ways we have allowed technology to rot our flesh.

Data Bodies is out of print.

Reviews

“…his work is visceral, theatrical, political without being self-righteousness, and often moves with a frantic energy.” — James Pate, Montevidayo.

About the Author

Daniel Borzutzky’s books include The Book of Interfering Bodies (Nightboat, 2011); The Ecstasy of Capitulation (BlazeVox, 2007); and Arbitrary Tales (Ravenna Press, 2005). His poetry translations include include Raúl Zurita’s Song for his Disappeared Love (Action Books, 2010); and Jaime Luis Huenún’s Port Trakl (Action Books, 2008). He lives and writes in Chicago.

TITLE: Data Bodies
AUTHOR/S: Daniel Borzutzky
GENRE: Poetry
PUBLISHER: Holon Press
YEAR: 2013
BINDING: Saddle Stitch, Limited edition.
EDITION SIZE: 75