Conceptual, Deconstructive, Fleeting, Manic, Repetition

Knut Hamsun was a supporter of Norway's fascist Nasjonal Samling party and an admirer of Nazism; he gave his Nobel Prize for Literature to Joseph Goebbels; he hailed Hitler as "a warrior for mankind, and a prophet of the gospel of justice for all nations" in an obituary for the Nazi leader; he critic

Anxiety, Fleeting, Ironic, Modernist literature, Organic, Pastoral, Primal, Psychological, Visceral

It should seem patently absurd that Donald Barthelme is currently undergoing a period of rediscovery. It was only in 1963 that his first prose piece was published, and by the mid-60s he had established himself as a writer – particularly of short stories – of tremendous potential, having generat

Abstract, Absurd, Collage, Experimental, Fleeting, Pioneering, Playful, Pop, Postmodern fiction

Hadley Smith is a dancer and choreographer hailing from the hinterlands of the midwest. A recent graduate of Barnard College her work focuses on creating physical discourse that accesses non-verbal states, thoughts, feelings, and conditions. Current interest include the space between genetics and fam

Absurd, Fleeting, Layered, Power, Sensual, Sublime, Visceral, Wise assy