Presenting the second volume of Comment Is Free: Imperialism at Home. Here we have a long treatise on the role of government in the economy. The text is taken from comment streams on two stories about the Bear Stearns bailout from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. It is available at Lulu.com and is, as usual, sold at cost.
It's here. It's queer. And it's not going anywhere . . . except your bookshelf reserved for radical poetry! Boom! Boom! Shake the room! Physical Poetry is back with a brand-new edition!
If everyone in America participated in a discussion about the definition and merits of democracy, then that would be a cool thing and would be totally political. In the meantime, pretty much the same thing happened and now it exists in book format. Ninety-four pages of treatise-worthy considerations on the nature and future of democracy, plus a short diatribe on the President of the US of A. Written by no one in particular (that is, collaged from a NYT comment stream), of interest to anyone in general (i.e., generic humanity). Get your copy today and find out what you already believe to be the case. Only $6.41 (sold at cost) at lulu.com (just click the pic).
Buffalo NY literatus Kevin Thurston has showered the activities of Lil' Norton with golden compliments. I happened upon his blog a few days ago and was pleased to note the treasure this pic trouvés. Click the pic for fuckinglies.blogspot.com (or copy/paste the link for those of you surfing the net on an abacus). Hold on tightly, Mr. Thurston. Don't ever let go.
Something marvelous is taking ahold of me.
