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Nema narocitih znakova koriscenja; kao na slici, mozda neki znaci malog udaranja. Malo redje u ponudi. This book collects together works by four `writers` on the fringes of the Dada movement in 1920`s Paris. These four took the nihilism of the movement to its ultimate conclusion, their works are remnants of lives lived to the limit and then cast aside with nonchalance and abandon: Vache died of a drug overdose, Rigaut shot himself, Cravan and Torma simply vanished, their fates still a mystery. Yet their fragmentary works - to which they attached so little importancestill exert a powerful allure and were a vital inspiration for the literary movements that followed them. Vache`s bitter humour, Cravan`s energetic invective, Rigaut`s dandyfied introspection, and Torma`s imperturbable asperity: all had their influence. This collection contains biographical introductions to each author as well as personal recollections by their contemporaries. It is said of Cravan, the self-proclaimed poet and boxer, that he `put all of his genius into his life.` All four of the writers here were, in a way, performance artists, with their art being their lives?complete with dramatic finale. Rigaut shot himself in the heart. Vache overdosed on opium, and both Cravan and Torma vanished without a trace. Which isn`t to say their lives didn`t influence Dada, the short-lived, professionally disruptive approach or the Surrealists who followed. None of the writers here was prolific: a result, no doubt, of short lives, wartime interruptions, the time and energy needed create personae and the difficulty involved in writing to suit a philosophy devoted to destroying art and literature. By and large, the choppy prose reveals the preoccupation with word games, undermining poetic norms and epater le bourgeois and is most valuable for the window it gives on the movement and its anti-art, freedom-at-all-costs inspiration. The works show a quirky, egocentric, tongue-in-cheek style, the kind that, by the sheer force of its outrage, created a new way of looking at the world and defined a literary era. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, In

Na najavnoj strani posveta hemiskom olovkom. Van toga kao necitana. Malo redje u ponudi. Prvo izdanje. Tvrdi povez; 1088 strana. Fernando Pesoa - Biografija FINALIST: 2022 PULITZER PRIZE IN BIOGRAPHY A NEW STATESMAN AND SPECTATOR BOOK OF THE YEAR 2021 `A revelation. Such a revolutionary literary discovery seems unlikely to be on offer again. It`s that good` Sunday Times `A masterpiece of literary biography. Zenith has produced a work in some ways as astonishing as those of Pessoa himself` John Gray, New Statesman For many thousands of readers Fernando Pessoa`s The Book of Disquiet is almost a way of life. Ironic, haunting and melancholy, this completely unclassifiable work is the masterpiece of one of the twentieth century`s most enigmatic writers. Richard Zenith`s Pessoa at last allows us to understand this extraordinary figure. Some eighty-five years after his premature death in Lisbon, where he left over 25,000 manuscript sheets in a wooden trunk, Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935) can now be celebrated as one of the great modern poets. Setting the story of his life against the nationalistic currents of European history, Zenith charts the heights of Pessoa`s explosive imagination and literary genius. Much of Pessoa`s charm and strangeness came from his writing under a variety of names that he used not only to conceal his identity but also to write in wildly varied styles with different imagined personalities. Zenith traces the back stories of virtually all of these invented others, called `heteronyms`, demonstrating how they were projections, spin-offs or metamorphoses of Pessoa himself. Zenith`s monumental work confirms the power of Pessoa`s words to speak prophetically to the disconnectedness of modern life. It is also a wonderful book about Lisbon, the city which Pessoa reinvented and through which his different selves wandered. `Definitive and sublime` New York Times `Completely superb and magisterial. Finally, this extraordinary poet gets the great biography he deserves. Unsurpassable` William Boyd Publisher ‎Allen Lane (29 July 2021) Language ‎English Hardcover ‎1088 pages