Name: Retrocede (en Inglés)
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Author: Michael Mc Aloran
ISBN: 9781916541061

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Erratum Press

Autor

Michael Mc Aloran

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

104

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781916541061

Retrocede (en Inglés)

Michael Mc Aloran (Autor) · Erratum Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Retrocede (en Inglés)"

... retrocede is a series of experimental texts written in varying, disembodied vocal styles. Meaning is not absolute. There are no characters, there is no plot, nor is it indeed a novel in any conventional sense. The context is the written now. There are traces & meditations on perspective and language, voice & nothingness; the corporeal and the 'raw teeth of extinction'. The book takes its origins from a burgeoning sense of exile, & futility; violence has its place in the linguistics of the texts, the imagery... (made to rust, in the burning non-chambers of the ideational, taken as was once from the emptily of dispel, as dreaming a broken history to the point of non-exist, in a present/presence continuum, ever as of the once knowing little of the what of as of all... a sickly strain of diseased language rotting its innards out from the echo within the echo, the coil with each form that sanguine gives its traces...)///"A nihilistic experience. As if flies enter the mouth, the room, the rotation of thought-what reality or whose? Lynch's Mulholland Drive-dumpster-monster-scene meets paint splatter and methodical prose. Mc Aloran's writing tackles modernism's complex legacy in Joyce's wake-one hundred years on. At the inscrutable core, that inner contingency: what do we name the sap, the nectar, the marrow? Retrograde, without agenda, Mc Aloran points with obsolescence to obsolescence... retrocede's metaphysical alteration of linear patterns carry the reader through chaotic undulations. Language is dispossessed, Shakespearian, confrontational. Yet as bedlam congeals, we find harmony itself is an inescapable shadow." -- Maureen Alsop