'Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Men Women and Punctuation in Warhol's Novel a'', afterword to a: a novel, an erased novel by poet Derek Beaulieu
Williams, Gilda.
2016.
'Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Men Women and Punctuation in Warhol's Novel a'', afterword to a: a novel, an erased novel by poet Derek Beaulieu.
In: Derek Beaulieu, ed.
a: a novel.
Paris: Jean Boite Editions, pp. 460-478.
ISBN 978-2-36568-019-6
[Book Section]
a, A Novel is an erasure-based translative response to Andy Warhol’s eponymous novel. Beaulieu carefully erases all of the text on each page of the original work, leaving only the punctuation marks, typists’ insertions and onomatopoeic words. This visual poetry is accompanied by an essay by Gilda Williams, “Breaking Up is Hard to Do. Men, Women, and Punctuation in Warhol’s Novel a,” which explores the complicated history of the original novel and highlights the urgent and precise spirit of Derek Beaulieu’s work.
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