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Archivio mensile:Novembre 2011
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sostenere la Libreria Croce
ricevo e inoltro:
oggi – 30 novembre – a Roma chiude la Libreria Croce (Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 156), tipico esempio di ottima libreria indipendente strozzata dalla concorrenza delle catene e dall’assenza di sostegno. Dalle 19 più persone possibili (con e senza sigle e appartenenze) si riuniscono lì per protestare, discutere. Per sostenere la libreria. Cerchiamo di esserci. E (n.b.) è importante diffondere ancora, anche su FB e via tweet, la notizia
Jindrich Štreit
Le edizioni Manni a Più libri più liberi
Piero Manni
da mercoledì 7 a domenica 11 dicembre
Più Libri Più Liberi
Palazzo dei Congressi – Eur
Roma
stand E12
Saffaro: in libreria
“Umano non umano” – Storia da un set _ in Camera verde, sabato 3 dicembre
a Roma, presso La camera verde
(via G. Miani 20)
sabato 3 dicembre 2011
dalle 18:00 alle 21:00
Inaugurazione della mostra di fotografia e presentazione del libro
UMANO NON UMANO
Storia da un set
di
Mario Dondero
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introduzione di
Andrea Pacioni
testi di
Zeno Tentella e Giovanni Andrea Semerano
(collana Il Fotogramma d’Argento)
* * *
Centro Culturale
LA CAMERA VERDE
Direttore
Giovanni Andrea Semerano
Via Giovanni Miani n.20, 20a, 20b – 00154 Roma
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good, one year warranty. the desirous population emails thick paper to obese moneyroom eves. laundry equipment guaranteed. so that the police bow down to pass through.
free testimonials and encapsulated snowhites. received from the law. in person. for the spinescent lattice precipitate plication lipping hygroscope band.
the fulgent anatomist says “cook two eggs, add a teaspoonful of fried mushrooms, clean them in the hare and decorate with a spoon of green butter”. have pleasure, my salvation.
breve post di servizio
sempre nell’ottica della semplificazione di slowforward, a breve usciranno post su cose / siti qui sovrabbondantemente presenti e segnalati. non sembri irregolata ridondanza. sono post ‘di servizio’ (datati inizio novembre) che sostituiranno delle pagine del blog. excusez per il disagio.
peace
mg
top posts (29 nov. 2011)
- Tullio De Mauro, “Analfabeti d’Italia” (da http://internazionale.it)
- lettere grosse cerca / call for submissions
- un testo da “Shelter” oggi a RadioTre
- lettere grosse
- Experiment-o, issue #4 : now live
- Lettera di Se non ora, quando?
- RICHIESTE
- La camera verde
- Teresa Iaria, “Strange Attractors” _ @ Pio Monti, Roma (fino a fine anno)
- http://www.ca.kaifranz.de/
“Velocity”, by Rachel Blau DuPlessis
Textile Series #7: Draft 96: Velocity by Rachel Blau DuPlessis
Little Red Leaves couldn’t be more pleased to release this fantastic poem by Rachel Blau DuPlessis. Draft 96: Velocity spans twenty-one gorgeous pages with “pulses uneven pushes/” that circulate through the text. Sewn with (in) textile remnants and recycled window curtains, this 7th (!) textile series chapbook is not to be missed! Buy it now from Paypal!
What’s next?
Currently in production, a new chapbooks by Mac Wellman, Tod Melicker, and Jen Hofer! We will also be announcing our 2012 lineup in early December.
About the Textile Series
A project of little red leaves, the textile series takes the hand out of “hand-sewn chapbooks.” It’s real work in the age of mechanical reproduction. It’s the little sewing machine that could. It’s ironed and folded and sewn and pulled and the threads stick out. All textile series chapbooks are 5.5″ by 4.25″ with fabric covers scavenged from old curtains, bedsheets and other textile remnants. We consider it a micro-revolution. A call to action against staples, tape and glue. Coming at you em-dashed, a little wrinkled, and needlessly obscure.
A project of little red leaves, the textile series takes the hand out of “hand-sewn chapbooks.” It’s real work in the age of mechanical reproduction. It’s the little sewing machine that could. It’s ironed and folded and sewn and pulled and the threads stick out. All textile series chapbooks are 5.5″ by 4.25″ with fabric covers scavenged from old curtains, bedsheets and other textile remnants. We consider it a micro-revolution. A call to action against staples, tape and glue. Coming at you em-dashed, a little wrinkled, and needlessly obscure.