I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always Charles Bernstein

I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always Charles BernsteinDouglas Kearney On the heels of Sho (winner, Griffin Poetry Prize) and Optic Subwoof (Pegasus Award in Poetry Criticism), Douglas Kearney's visual poetry masterpiece, I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always, pushes further into Kearney's long time practices of performance typography, collaging pre existing media sources to create singular, multiplicitous texts that defy neat categorization. Through AfroFuturistic exploration of these techniques,

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