Deer Book / Libre VenadoCecilia Vicua Inspired initially by Jerome Rothenbergs translation Flower World Variations, which Cecilia Vicua first encountered in 1985, Deer Book brings together nearly forty years of the artists poetry, poethical translations, and drawings related to cosmologies and mythologies surrounding the deer, and sacrificial dance in cultures around the world. Woven like one of her quipu installations, Vicuas textswhich include original compositions in

The poems included in this edition span a large portion of Berenguer's career and are taken from seven of her books—Materia Prima (1966)

as Abdelfattah Kilito put it

poet and activist Cecilia Vicuña (born 1948)

Martz of Yale University (who also edited H

Reading BOSCH'D I think of Stevens' precept that 'the poem must resist the intelligence almost successfully

pastoral text now acquired a specific urban history and Utopianism

Stevens and Oppen would weep –  Straw writes 'and if you write the poem you kindly / here or cruelly there can trace / the shadows of the netting / as it falls on people

'Clay AD’s poetry is for arseholes… & kneecaps

Pritchard’s writing is visually and typographically unconventional

Daniil Charms

and confessionalism

as in this one