Vesuvio

VesuvioIn this first edition of the Vesuvio anthology, readers will find recent unpublished works by three authors often associated with the Nomaterialist movement. Their names are also familiar as three of the most prominent publishers of American poetry today. Here they offer engagements with each others work, statements concerning poetry in general, and a complicated philosophy that marks them as majorif unrecognizedfigures. They are not only anti anti

In this first edition of the Vesuvio anthology, readers will find recent unpublished works by three authors often associated with the ÔNomaterialistÕ movement. Their names are also familiar as three of the most prominent publishers of American poetry today. Here they offer engagements with each otherÕs work, statements concerning poetry in general, and a complicated philosophy that marks them as majorÑif unrecognizedÑfigures. They are not only anti-anti-intellectual, but also anti-anti-meaning, and anti-anti-sincerity, all for the sake of immediacy, satisfaction, and compersion. Despite the fierce polemical differences between Newberger and the other two, they are united in their quest for never-ending life.