Tag Archives: British Post-NeoAbsurdism

Fast Sedan Nellson –– Wordsworth’s “The Prelude” translated into Even-More-Boring-and-Trite; Book 6

The absurd magnum opus of the British Post-NeoAbsurdist Fast Sedan Nellson, self-proclaimed ‘Prince of Translators’: a gleefully spiteful, blatantly unfair, copiously annotated translation of Wordsworth’s 230-page autobiographical poem into an obscure dialect of English, ‘Even-More-Boring-and-Trite’. (Wordsworth’s original poem, explains Nellson, … Continue reading

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The In-Appropriated Press #3: AfterMAF / Broken Computer Issue

––ed. Olchar E. Lindsann This issue features work by Wilheim Katastrof, Olchar E. Lindsann, Musicmaster, Megan Blafas-Chriss, John M. Bennett, Joe Abel, Jim Leftwich, Fast Sedan Nellson, C. Mehrl Bennett, Amy Oliver, and Alijah Webb, and includes Roanoke Anti-News, Anti-Adverts … Continue reading

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The In-Appropriated Press #5: “Thinking everything’s gone to shit ain’t just for Anarchists anymore!” Issue

––ed. Olchar E. Lindsann This issue features work by Amy Oliver, C. Mehrl Bennett, Diane Keys, John M. Bennett, Jim Leftwich, Olchar E. Lindsann, Musicmaster, Stacey Allam, & Warren Fry. 8 pgs on folded 11”x17”. April, A.Da. 101.$1.00 + 0.50 … Continue reading

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In-Appropriated Press #6: “Look Mom! I Shot the Albatross!” Issue

––ed. Olchar E. Lindsann This issue features work by Lexoe, Wilheim Katastrof, Jim Leftwich, Joe Abel, Olchar E. Lindsann, Musicmaster, Sian Baxter, Amy Oliver, Bailey Bowers, William Repass, Juanita Chriss, Megan Blafas-Chriss, John M. Bennett, C. Mehrl Bennett, Evan Damerow, … Continue reading

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In-Appropriated Press #14: Changing the Way America Mows

––ed. Olchar E. Lindsann This issue features work by Steve Dalachinsky, John M. Bennett, Olchar E. Lindsann, Michael Dec, C. Mehrl Bennett, Musicmaster, Wilheim Katastrof, Joe Abel, Tim Yaddow, William Repass, Jim Leftwich, Ivan Argüelles, Scott MacLeod, Wayne Llewelyn, Mrs. … Continue reading

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In-Appropriated Press #15: A Conjuring Trick With Nuts

–ed. Olchar E. Lindsann This issue kicks off the zine’s new smaller, squarer page-size and cover colour!Featuring work by Brian Counihan, Michael Dec, Wayne Llewelyn, Reid Wood, Jim Leftwich, C. Mehrl Bennett, Musicmaster, Wilheim Katastrof, Volodymyr Bilyk, Jack Foley, Alexia … Continue reading

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Dartington, A Eulogy: An Open Letter on Community, Pedagogy, History, and the Life and Death of Utopian Institutions –– by Olchar E. Lindsann

Part of the utopian community founded in Totnes, England in 1926, Dartington College of Arts was for many decades a defining force in the development and sustenance of ethically and communally based creative activity, experimental pedagogy, contextual and site-specific work, … Continue reading

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A Post-Neo Poetic Annoyance Kit (Performance Scores)

(sample cover) – by Olchar Lindsann, Wilheim Katastrof, David Beris Edwards, Warren Fry, Edwin Birch, & Imogene Engine. Prepare to make dreadfully annoying Noises, sometimes in intricate unison. An anthology of classic Post-NeoAbsurdist performance scores for one, two, and three … Continue reading

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Fast Sedan Nellson –– Wordsworth’s “The Prelude” translated into Even-More-Boring-and-Trite; Book 4

The absurd magnum opus of the British Post-NeoAbsurdist Fast Sedan Nellson, self-proclaimed ‘Prince of Translators’: a gleefully spiteful, blatantly unfair, copiously annotated translation of Wordsworth’s 230-page autobiographical poem into an obscure dialect of English, ‘Even-More-Boring-and-Trite’. (Wordsworth’s original poem, explains Nellson, … Continue reading

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Fast Sedan Nellson –– Wordsworth’s “The Prelude” translated into Even-More-Boring-and-Trite; Book 3

From the self-proclaimed ‘Prince of Translators’, this is the third volume in Nellson’s copiously annotated translation of Wordsworth’s 230-page biographical poem into an obscure dialect of English, ‘Even-More-Boring-and-Trite’. (Wordsworth’s original poem is in a related dialect, ‘Boring-and-Trite’.) To be issued … Continue reading

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