Reading Matter
Detlev FischerReading Matter reflects on one hundred novels first published in 1982. It is also the title of an unpublished novel using exclusively sentences from that set of novels.
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THE IMPROVEMENT OF CENTRAL EUROPE, NOVEL
Here is my translation of the first few pages (p. XI-XVI) of a remarkable (and influential) novel by Oswald Wiener, published in 1969 and to my knowledge untranslated. If readers think this is worth continuing, tell me, I may continue. (I h...
Reading PRŌTOKOLLON & JOSEPH KOSUTH
After reading Protokollon & Joseph Kosuth by Fiona McMurrey, I first went back to Kosuth’s essay Art after Philosophy (AaP) in his Collected Writings. I know Kosuth’s art mainly through reproductions in various books and through his theoret...
The novel factory
Yves de Lalande, a fictional portrait in the book The Temple of Iconoclasts by Rodolfo Wilcock (published in 1972 and the only of his books ever translated to English), can be read as a rendering of rote individual literary creativity as a...
Coat-of-arms animal
The translation
On my way to the elevator, I had to avoid at all costs taking a closer look at those seascapes that I had already noticed with horror upon arriving at the hotel: I was beset by whirlpools, towering waves, the danger to...
The first name of the great Garbo
The process
In the dusty, mice-ridden hut where we tend to spend our summer holidays I found a few crossword puzzle magazines from 1995, some already filled in by aunt Elke, long deceased. The roundabout descriptions acting as a mould...
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I read sets of books (currently 100 novels of 1981) and write by re-combining sentences / parts of the set that resonate on the growing text.
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