"Revolution: A Reader is less a collection and more, quite literally, a conversation about revolution. Annotations from Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler—composed simultaneously and in response to one another— fill the margins of this 1200-page book, unfolding in a kind of web of argument that stitches across time and texts to make a unified, new thing: a reader"
Poets and Critics
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler's Revolution: A Reader
The December symposium will be the occasion to discuss with Lisa Robertson her monumental collaboration with Matthew Stadler on Revolution: A Reader.
"Revolution: A Reader is less a collection and more, quite literally, a conversation about revolution. Annotations from Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler—composed simultaneously and in response to one another— fill the margins of this 1200-page book, unfolding in a kind of web of argument that stitches across time and texts to make a unified, new thing: a reader"
If you'd like to read the text online, you can do so at http://www.revolutionreader.com/. If you're based in Paris, you can also order the book from Paraguay Press.
"Revolution: A Reader is less a collection and more, quite literally, a conversation about revolution. Annotations from Lisa Robertson and Matthew Stadler—composed simultaneously and in response to one another— fill the margins of this 1200-page book, unfolding in a kind of web of argument that stitches across time and texts to make a unified, new thing: a reader"
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