The Final of the FALL FOUR, Michael Cisco’s “THE NARRATOR,” set for October!

Posted 12 Aug 2010 — by admin
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We at CCM here to informally let you know that Michael Cisco’s THE NARRATOR will see release in early October of 2010.

This is sure to be exciting news for fans of Cisco’s work and those of us with a sort of obsession for elegant and experimental prose. More information surely to follow including a precise release date.

In addition to The Narrator’s release, CCM has quite a bit more to reveal in the weeks and months to follow.

Stick around. We greatly appreciate all support for experimental literature!

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And of course, the majority of THE FALL FOUR now available!

As the freedoms of the world eroded, and as artists were systematically silenced at home, a hopeless, angry melancholy is an honest, heartfelt response. Paris 60, like a tuning fork, touches on this note, over and over, and applies it to our elbows and knees, making us react. Our arms and legs come to life in response. We are activated by the strength of Jaffe’s prose and the acuity of his observations. To be a responsible reader, you must read Paris 60. You are still permitted to write and paint and dance as you wish because a few brave artists like Jaffe stood their ground and said, “never again.”

—Eckhard Gerdes

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The “Artist in Question” is a haphazard collage of anecdotes expressed in prose, poetry and (occasionally) narrative, both revelatory and revolutionary in its form, outlining the place where thought becomes articulation: the formless zone of creation. Amidst this tower of observation, the work of art itself is simultaneously created and destroyed, until there is nothing left but the distillation of impulse, frantically pursuing the “ghost” of a novel—and the artist himself is absent, to the extent he might never have been there at all.

—Kyle Muntz, author of Voices

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Ambiguity, by Frederick Mark Kramer, is the first in a series of collaborations between CCM and the prestigious Journal of Experimental Fiction: revolutionary novels released as numbered issues, with the goal of introducing the freshest and best in contemporary experimental fiction.

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