num_pages: 198
description: Fiction International is the only literary journal in the United States emphasizing formal innovation and progressive politics. Our thematic issues feature controversial fiction, nonfiction, indeterminate prose, and visuals by leading writers and artists from around the world.Contents include:E. F. Taylor / Five TextsRichard Grossmann / A Letter from Antonin ArtaudJames Rahn / BloodnightMalcolm X / Three Letters from Prison, with introduction by Francis BrowneEric Darton / To The MetalRobert Appelbaum / California StoryDavid Clayton / DicktkunstBen Stoltzfus / ChapeauRichard Kostelanetz / Anarchist ArtMark Amerika / from GrammatronPhiladelpho Menezes / Intersign Poetry: Poems for IlliteratesHarry Polkinhorn / Interview with Philadelph MenezesMichael Krekorian / Aim and PointMichael Hemmingson / VegasMichael Filas / Interview with Jerry BrownEvelyn Butler / Review of Carolyn Chute's Merry MenSelf Reviews / Introduction by Harold JaffeJohn Tytell / The Living Theatre: Art, Exile, and Outrage [Self-Review]Curtis White / Anarcho-Hindu [Self-Review]Brahm Eiley / Brand XArtKeith Dietrich / Themba, Thinsila and the Tiger MatSandra Kriel / Why Do You Shoot Us?Mashego Segogela / Multidenomination ConfessionalSue Williamson / Mementoes of District SixLucinda Luvaas/ Harrington ParkHugo Mund, Jr. / untitledHugo Pontes / Rendição em massaJoaquim Branco / . . . . . x FMIMárcio Almeida / IdeogrhomoMoacy Cirne / Variacões bachelardianas n. 3Patt Raider / Forma e contenúdo do coletivo atualPhiladelpho Menezes / untitledRubervan du Nascimento / Soneto cm coração dilaceradoSebastião Nunes / untitledVillari Herrmann / untitledTuli Kupferberg / The Old Fucks at Home
title: Fiction International 28: Visual Writing from Brazil
titlecomplete: Fiction International 28: Visual Writing from Brazil
ratings_count: 1
publisher: San Diego State University