tirsdag, maj 31, 2011
mandag, maj 30, 2011
lørdag, maj 28, 2011
fredag, maj 27, 2011
KULTURTIDSSKRIFTET & POESIEN,POESIEN & KULTURTIDSSKRIFTET
Fredag den 27. maj 2011
Sted: Poesiens Hus, Gothersgade 89, 1123 København K
Tid: 20-22.
Arrangement:
I. Om tidsskrifternes betydning for poesien. Indlæg ved:Lars Bukdahl (Hvedekorn), Gitte Broeng (Den Blå Port) og Erik Scherz Andersen fra det nye nettidsskrift Slagtryk - tidsskrift for digte og kortprosa.
II. Oplæsninger ved: Marianne Larsen, Christel Wiinblad og Naja Vucina Pedersen.
Arrangør: FDK (Foreningen af Danske Kulturtidsskrifter)
torsdag, maj 26, 2011
onsdag, maj 25, 2011
torsdag, maj 19, 2011
onsdag, maj 18, 2011
tirsdag, maj 17, 2011
3AMs interviewserie med samtidige europæiske digtere er virkelig imponerende!
#60 Luljeta Lleshanaku (Albania) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-60-luljeta-lleshanaku/
#59 Gabriele Labanauskaite ( Lithuania ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-59-gabriele-labanauskaite/
#59 Gabriele Labanauskaite ( Lithuania ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#58 Nikola Madzirov ( Macedonia )http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-58-nikola-madzirov/
#57 Tomas S. Butkus ( Lithuania ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-57-%e2%80%93-tomas-s-butkus/
#56 Immanuel Mifsud ( Malta )http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-56-immanuel-mifsud/
#55 Scott Thurston ( England ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-55-scott-thurston/
#54 Tomica Bajsic ( Croatia ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-54-tomica-bajsic/
#53 Yuri Andrukhovych ( Ukraine )http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-53-yuri-andrukhovych/
#52 Cia Rinne ( Finland / Germany / Sweden ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-52-cia-rinne/
#51 Ulf Karl Olov Nilsson ( Sweden ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-51-ulf-karl-olov-nilsson/
#49 Emilian Galaicu-Păun ( Moldova ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-49-emilian-galaicu-paun/
#47 Anatol Knotek ( Austria ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-47-anatol-knotek/
#46 Holly Pester ( England ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-46-holly-pester/
#43 Christodoulos Makris ( Cyrpus ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-43-christodoulos-makris/
#42 Aase Berg ( Sweden ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-42-aase-berg/
#41 Jón Örn Loðmfjörð ( Iceland ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/maintenant-41-jon-orn-lo%C3%B0mfjor%C3%B0/
#39 Efe Duyan ( Turkey ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#38 Volya Hapeyeva ( Belarus ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#37 Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir ( Iceland ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#36 Georgi Gospodinov ( Bulgaria ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#35 Ragnhildur Johanns ( Iceland ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#34 Ann Cotten ( Austria ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#33 Eugenijus Ališanka ( Lithuania ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#32 Primož Čučnik ( Slovenia ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#31 Paal Bjelke Andersen ( Norway ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#30 Martin Glaz Serup ( Denmark ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#29 Annie Katchinska ( England / Russia ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#28 Luna Miguel ( Spain ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#27 Zvonko Karanovic ( Serbia ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#26 Juan Andres Garcia Roman ( Spain ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#25 Jenny Hval ( Norway ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#24 Audun Mortensen ( Norway ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#23 Ana Bozicevic ( Croatia ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#22 Kostas Koutsourelis ( Greece ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#21 Marco Kunz ( Germany ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#20 Adam Zdrodowski ( Poland ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#19 Krystalli Glyniadakis ( Greece ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#18 Agnes Lehoczky ( Hungary ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#17 Agnieszka Mirahina ( Poland ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#16 - Endre Ruset ( Norway ) http://www.3ammagazine.com/
#15 - Adrian Urmanov (Romania) http://www.
#14 - Jan-Willem Anker (Holland) http://www.
#13 - Sam Riviere (England) http://www.
#12 - Jyrgen Rooste (Estonia) http://www.
#11 - Ruxandra Novac (Romania) http://www.
#10 - Donatas Petrošius (Lithuania) http://www.
#9 - Mária Ridzoňová Ferenčuhová (Slovakia) http://www.
#8 - Eiríkur Örn Norðdahl (Iceland) http://www.
#7 - Jan Wagner (Germany)http://www.
#6 - Tom Jenks (England) http://www.
#5 - Gerður Kristný (Iceland) http://www.
#4 - Monika Rinck (Germany) http://www.
#3 - Nigar Hasan Zadeh (Russia / Azerbaijan) http://www.
#2 - Elena Vladareanu (Romania) http://www.
#1 - Aki Salmela (Finland) http://www.
The accompanying poetry for each poet can be found at www.maintenant.co.uk
mandag, maj 16, 2011
søndag, maj 15, 2011
The Fluxus Reader
This from Ken Friedman, which I thought might be of interest if you
haven't seen it already.
Dear Colleague,
The Fluxus Reader has been out of print for many years now. In the run-
up to 2012, I've been getting requests for copies -- I don't have any,
and I don't know anyone who does. It's clearly been a desirable book
for some time. Owen Smith told me that he was already seeing used
copies at $300 a few years back. Today, I did an Amazon search for
used copies, and I found prices running from $449 up to $2,500! (The
expensive copy seems to have a drawing in it, but even the "cheap"
copies cost too much.)
For a while, now I've wanted to make a free digital edition available,
but the small typeface has made it difficult to get a clean copy.
Rebecca Parker, manager of the Research Bank here at the Swinburne
University library has gone to an expert outside service to prepare,
digitize, and proof The Fluxus Reader. The digital copy is now
available for download at:
http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/42234
Download times are swift over the next, but the complete book runs
36MB. To make it easy for those who only wish one chapter, Ms. Parker
has also prepared a single PDF for each chapter for use as stand-alone
texts. To preserve the coherence and continuity of the book, Rebecca
set each chapter up with the front matter for the entire book.
The book is an open access edition, configured for full search and
accessible for copy and paste for scholars or students who wish to
quote from the book. All details and pages are identical with the
print edition. The PDF files are set to print out on a full-page
format for easy reading.
In my contract with the publisher, I kept the copyright of the book as
editor. In making the digital edition of the Fluxus Reader available,
I do so granting full permission for use in any format or medium.
Please feel free to share this information, to distribute the URL, or
to copy the book. Any library that wishes to add the Fluxus Reader to
its digital resources collection is free to do so.
Best regards,
Ken
haven't seen it already.
Dear Colleague,
The Fluxus Reader has been out of print for many years now. In the run-
up to 2012, I've been getting requests for copies -- I don't have any,
and I don't know anyone who does. It's clearly been a desirable book
for some time. Owen Smith told me that he was already seeing used
copies at $300 a few years back. Today, I did an Amazon search for
used copies, and I found prices running from $449 up to $2,500! (The
expensive copy seems to have a drawing in it, but even the "cheap"
copies cost too much.)
For a while, now I've wanted to make a free digital edition available,
but the small typeface has made it difficult to get a clean copy.
Rebecca Parker, manager of the Research Bank here at the Swinburne
University library has gone to an expert outside service to prepare,
digitize, and proof The Fluxus Reader. The digital copy is now
available for download at:
http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/
Download times are swift over the next, but the complete book runs
36MB. To make it easy for those who only wish one chapter, Ms. Parker
has also prepared a single PDF for each chapter for use as stand-alone
texts. To preserve the coherence and continuity of the book, Rebecca
set each chapter up with the front matter for the entire book.
The book is an open access edition, configured for full search and
accessible for copy and paste for scholars or students who wish to
quote from the book. All details and pages are identical with the
print edition. The PDF files are set to print out on a full-page
format for easy reading.
In my contract with the publisher, I kept the copyright of the book as
editor. In making the digital edition of the Fluxus Reader available,
I do so granting full permission for use in any format or medium.
Please feel free to share this information, to distribute the URL, or
to copy the book. Any library that wishes to add the Fluxus Reader to
its digital resources collection is free to do so.
Best regards,
Ken
lørdag, maj 14, 2011
Solaris korrigert
(...)- fra Øyvind Rimbereids Solaris Korrigert (2004). Hør Rimbereid læse her.
DA dei lucki er!
ONLI, dei veit det ne…
DEI veit ne wat dei haf i vorlden gerat,
fordi all intern onli i dei er.
Men aig veit!
OG deirs hemlig luck i meg skinn!
fredag, maj 13, 2011
Så blev det weekend. Jeg har en artikeldeadline. Suk.
[billedet er herfra, dertil kom jeg herigennem]
torsdag, maj 12, 2011
En kvindelig graver, en graverske?, med hvide handsker, havde som i tv-køkkenet snydt og gravet et hul på forhånd. Jeg fik overrakt urnen, tog fat i båndet der var fastgjort til den, og sænkede den langsomt ned i hullet. Derefter begyndte graveren at fylde hullet op med jord.- Tomas Thøfners Punktum (2009)
onsdag, maj 11, 2011
I dag: Claudio Magris på Københavns Universitet
Forelæsning på italiensk (simultantolkning til dansk)
Claudio Magris: Gli Ulissi dopo Omero, nelle letterature europee (Odysseusmyten som identitetsfortælling i europæisk litteraturer).
Claudio Magris: Gli Ulissi dopo Omero, nelle letterature europee (Odysseusmyten som identitetsfortælling i europæisk litteraturer).
Tid: 11. maj 2011 kl. 14:30 til 16:30
Sted: auditorium 23.0.49
tirsdag, maj 10, 2011
Poesi i power pointens tidsalder
Her skriver Jenny Högtröm om weekendens konference og oplæsning i København: LITERATURE IN THE EXPANDED FIELD.
mandag, maj 09, 2011
MGS' bøger til fri download
Her ligger følgende af mine bøger til fri download:
Mortens Bog (2006)
Virus (2006)
Borgmester Gud (2003)
Shylas ansigt (2002)
Travelling Salesman (2002)
Mortens Bog (2006)
Virus (2006)
Borgmester Gud (2003)
Shylas ansigt (2002)
Travelling Salesman (2002)
søndag, maj 08, 2011
Day 3 - Literature in the Expanded Field
Sunday, May 8
Venue: KUA, Dramasalen (21.5.54)
12:00-12:05 - Welcome and introduction by Tania Ørum
12:10-12:40 - Martin Glaz Serup: Documentary and pseudo-documentary in contemporary postproductive witness literature
12:40-13:10 - Marianne Ping Huang: Radiophonic space/place in print/voice: on Charles Bernstein's "I'm speaking to you from Princetown, Massachusetts" and Pia Juul's "Radioteatret" (2010)
13:10-13:30 - Martin Larsen: Zoom into the Butterfly Valley – Notes on the Sigma field
13.30-14.00 - Break
14:00-15:00 - Caroline Bergvall: G/hosting practices: excavations, encounters, the role of writing today
15:00-16:00 - Christian Bök: The Xenotext - presentation of ongoing work with genetically engineered poem
lørdag, maj 07, 2011
Day 2 - Literature in the Expanded Field
Saturday, May 7
Venue: KUA, Dramasalen (21.5.54)
9:00-10:45 - Reaching out Democratic (im)possibilties of literature in the expanded field
- Naja Kirstine Kjærgård Laursen: Word on the street
- Ulla Ewald Stigel - Homeless readings - the literary debate redistributed
- Ragnild Lome - Literary expressions on Faceook
- Signe Nordgaard Andersen - Literature to Go – sms literature
- Anna Eistrup - Reflections on Linguistic Consequences of an Expanded Notion of Literature in the Light of Cultural Politics
10:45-11:00 - Break
11:05-12:45 - From the Original Author to the Programmed Machine
- Niels Udby Sørensen - The Restrictive Demands of Originality
- Lærke Rydal Jørgensen - The Art of Borrowing or the Crime of Stealing
- Peter Eske Vinum - Postproduction, Uncreative writing, and the Conceptual Author
- Nicolai Koch - Conceptual Writing
12:45-13:45 - Lunch
13:45-13:55 - Welcome and introduction by Tania Ørum
13:55-14:25 - Charles Lock: Anne Blonstein: words and letters/the measure of space
14:25-14:55 - Tania Ørum: Danish Writers in the Expanded Field
14:55-15:25 - Break
15:30-16:30 - Charles Bernstein: The Present of the Word
Readings
Venue: Gyldendal, Klareboderne 2
19:30-22:00
Welcome by Tania Ørum
- Christian Bök
- Ursula Andkjær Olsen
- Lars Skinnebach
Pause
- Charles Bernstein
- Cia Rinne
- Caroline Bergvall
torsdag, maj 05, 2011
Conference May 6-8 2011
University of Copenhagen
Literature in the Expanded Field
FRIDAY MAY 6
Dramasalen 21.5.54
9.00-10.30 Textual Transformations
The challenges of literature today: Revolution, evolution or deconstruction
of the literary traditions?
Amanda Egebo “What is a text? - Towards new theories of narratological understanding.” Marie Louise Poulsen “Novel transformations. A historical approach to the possibilities of the
novel genre in the digital.”
Charlotte Kirketerp “From author to writer - destructive stategies”
Jenny Johannessen “Reading the reader reading the text: Exploring the role of the reader in
the transitional phase from print to digital text.”
10.30-10.45 BREAK
10.45-11.15: Readings by Daniel Dalgaard, Hanne Viemose.
11.20-12.50 When Literature and Image Meet
Mikkel Damkjær Paaske ”Judging a Book by its Cover.”
Shekufe Tadayoni Heiberg ” Pattern Poetry.”
Marie Nedergaard-Larsen ”Textual and Visual Interplay in Children’s Picture Books.”
Charlotte Sørup Lorenzen ”Picture Books and Avant-Garde.” ,
12.50-13.45 LUNCH
13.45-15.25 Sound Literature and Orality
Ditte Pradsgaard Holm “Tactility as Poetic Meaning?”
Alexander Vesterlund “The Poetics of Orality in “Vi sidder bare her [We're just sitting here]”.”
Jane Rud Pedersen “Orality in Hans Sydow’s Sagnsymfoni [Symphony of Myths].”
15.30-16.30: Readings by Bjørn Rasmussen, Ursula Scavenius, Caroline Minor og Zoltan Ará.
SATURDAY MAY 7.
Dramasalen 21.5.54
9.00-10.45 Reaching out Democratic (im)possibilties of literature in the expanded
field
Naja Kirstine Kjærgård Laursen “Word on the street.”
Ulla Ewald Stigel "Homeless readings - the literary debate redistributed."
Ragnild Lome “Literary expressions on Faceook.”
Signe Nordgaard Andersen “Literature to Go – sms literature”
Anna Eistrup “Reflections on Linguistic Consequences of an Expanded Notion of Literature in
the Light of Cultural Politics.”
10.45-11.00 BREAK
11.05-12.45 From the Original Author to the Programmed Machine
Niels Udby Sørensen “The Restrictive Demands of Originality.”
Lærke Rydal Jørgensen ”The Art of Borrowing or the Crime of Stealing.”
Peter Eske Vinum ”Postproduction, Uncreative writing, and the Conceptual Author.”
Nicolai Koch ”Conceptual Writing.”
12.45-13.45 LUNCH
13:45-13.55 Welcome and introduction/ Tania Ørum
13.55-14.25 Charles Lock ”Anne Blonstein: words and letters / the measure of space.”
14.25-14.55 Tania Ørum ”Danish Writers in the Expanded Field”
14.55-15.25 BREAK
15.30-16.30 Charles Bernstein "The Present of the Word"
READINGS
Gyldendal, Klareboderne 2, København K.
19.30- 22:00
Velkomst v/ Tania Ørum
Christian Bök
Ursula Andkjær Olsen
Lars Skinnebach
Anne Blonstein
Charles Bernstein
Cia Rinne
Caroline Bergvall
SUNDAY MAY 8.
Dramasalen 21.5.54
12:00-12.05 - Welcome and introduction/ Tania Ørum
12.10-12.40 - Martin Glaz Serup "Documentary and pseudo-documentary in
contemporary postproductive witness literature"
12.40-13.10 - Marianne Ping Huang ”Radiophonic space/place in print/voice: on
Charles Bernstein's "I'm speaking to you from Princetown,
Massachusetts" and Pia Juul's Radioteatret (2010)”
13.10-13.30 - Martin Larsen "Zoom into the Butterfly Valley – Notes on the Sigma
field".
13.30-14.00 - BREAK
14.00-15.00 - Caroline Bergvall "G/hosting practices: excavations, encounters, the
role of writing today"
15.00-16.00 - Christian Bök "The Xenotext" presentation of ongoing work
with genetically engineered poem
tirsdag, maj 03, 2011
mandag, maj 02, 2011
Literature in the Expanded Field
from Friday 6th and three days on; everybody's welcome at the conference at the University of Copenhagen (Karen Blixensvej 1) and at the reading on the 7th in the evening at Gyldendal (Klareboderne 3) - more here.
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