Original sentence: Her published works include Dies: A Sentence (a fifty-thousand-word, single-sentence novella), the epic post-conceptual novel La Medusa (published by FC2), and the experimental prose trilogy Tragodía
Edited sentence: " In 2011, Kenneth Goldsmith published Uncreative Writing: Managing Language in a Digital Age, in which he suggested that Place's work is “arguably the most challenging, complex and controversial literature being written today.Her non-fiction work includes The Guilt Project: Rape, Morality and Law, described by Barry Glassner as demanding "serious consideration by policy makers, journalists, social scientists, and informed citizens".Her published works include Dies: A Sentence (a fifty-thousand-word, single-sentence novella), the epic post-conceptual novel La Medusa (published by FC2), and the experimental prose trilogy Tragodía, which Marjorie Perloff called a "superb piece of conceptual writing".The Pulitzer Prize-winning Language poet Rae Armantrout has remarked that "Vanessa Place is writing terminal poetry