Skirting

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Nathan Walker

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Skirting arranges poems in columns that provide multiple reading routes, giving the reader opportunities to make and create a series of ways to engage with and understand the text. This system of arranging and rearranging the poem is explored within the texts too, these poems circle around their subject without naming the events explored. The poems skirt around a figure, event and thoughts, trying to get close to a difficult subject without being able to fully articulate or fix it to the page. Skirting is many attempts at using language to describe and locate.

Author Biography:

Nathan Walker is an artist and writer from West Cumbria, UK. They work across and between performance art and poetry. Their other books of performance scores and visual texts are Condensations (2017) published by Uniformbooks and Action Score Generator (2015) published by If P Then Q. They are senior lecturer of time-based practices in Fine Art at York St John University.

Release date NZ

March 31st, 2024

Author

Nathan Walker

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General (US: Trade)

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191x254x3

ISBN-13

9781916938045

Product ID

38659613

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