Seismosis
...Seismosisis the complete text for the course,  replete with illustrations, examples, graphs, exercises, and tests.--from the Foreword  by Ed RobersonWow. Rarely a book makes such an impact. Keene and Stackhouse heat up the  strange place where abstraction becomes as visceral as thoughts or  conversations. Anyone interested in artistic collaborations will rarely  find one this complete, in the pleasure of ever-forming and dissolving  boundaries between gestures. An immediate delight.--Thalia FieldThis exquisite collaboration goes beyond a linear mutual appreciation: poet  likes artist's work--artist likes poet's work. InSeismosis, Keene &  Stackhouse present an interwoven, intersecting conversation between one  another and their art forms. We read the poems and see the drawings--we  read the drawings and see the poems, as the collaborators make use of  space, line, and textural performance in one multimedia framework. Here,  two men's boyish charms and haunting playfulness create a three-dimensional  canvas out of thinking inscriptions.--Tracie MorrisIt's what happens when writing and drawing give each other a hand, a free  hand, to shake it up, to go the distance from crossing out to crossing  over, from ear to here and back again, fast. A little nerve music for the  time being--sampling seismo for the pleisto scene.--David Levi Strauss