Writings for the Oulipo

Writings for the Oulipo by Ian Monk, published by Make Now Press in January 2005, is a collection of poetry that showcases the innovative spirit of the Oulipo movement. This edition, comprising 66 pages, presents a range of poetic forms and styles that highlight Monk’s creativity and skill. The work includes pieces such as “Homage to Georges Perec” and “Twin Towers,” illustrating the potential of Oulipo beyond its French origins and emphasizing its relevance for Anglophone poets.
Readers will discover a variety of poetic expressions that blend humor and intellectual exploration. The collection features Monk’s unique approaches, including univocalisms and anagrammatic threnodies, which invite engagement and reflection. With its focus on inventive language and structure, Writings for the Oulipo offers a rich experience for those interested in contemporary poetry and the playful possibilities it can encompass.
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Poetry. “From the hilarious univocalisms of “Homage to Georges Perec” to the dizzying “information” provided in the literally falling “Twin Towers,” Ian Monk demonstrates that Oulipo is by no means only–or even primarily–a French import; on the contrary, its possibilities for Anglophone poets are enormous. Monk’s sheer inventiveness and intellectual agility, his verbal wit and prosodic skill will have you chuckling over his “Snowballs” and marveling at his anagrammatic threnodies. Writings for the Oulipo is a book to savor–good to the last drop!”–
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