After Fame A New English Grammar

After Fame A New English GrammarSam Riviere Welcome to After Fame an ambitious and resonant engagement with the epigrams of the Roman poet Martial, which completes the loose trilogy of Sam Rivieres process derived works. It was Martial who first used the term plagiarism in its modern sense as a kind of literary theft. Here, the notion is tested even further through the figure of a distracted scribe who, by means of various methods of transcription, including the use of machine

and herself

illiterate into adulthood: it’s tempting to read Hyatt according to the familiar script of the doomed poet

a swollen head on the box says thin-lipped

In On Haiku

tenderness and violence all find expression in poems powered by grief's tidal undertow

Micha Hamel

een leeuw en een makreel

keeps eluding her

this surreal and playful reimagining of an ABC book appeals to kids of all ages

"Myung Mi Kim's language is pure and commanding and brings us to a place of grieving we have needed to acknowledge"-Kathleen Fraser

is natuurlijk anders

Zinedine Zidane