Paris A Poem
Paris A Poem
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"Obscure, indecent and brilliant." Virginia Woolf
Modernism''s lost masterpiece.
Paris: A Poem is a daring and dynamic experimental long poem written by the British writer Hope Mirrlees. Set on a single day in post-first world war Paris, this ambitious piece of modernist psychogeography brings alive the citys underground railways and grand boulevards by means of playful typography, collage and fragmentation.This celebratory centenary edition reproduces the original design of the very first, which was published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press in 1920. It features an introductory foreword by Deborah Levy, an afterword by Mirrleess biographer Sandeep Parmar, as well as commentary by Julia Briggs who spotlighted Paris as modernisms lost masterpiece.
Modernism''s lost masterpiece.
Paris: A Poem is a daring and dynamic experimental long poem written by the British writer Hope Mirrlees. Set on a single day in post-first world war Paris, this ambitious piece of modernist psychogeography brings alive the citys underground railways and grand boulevards by means of playful typography, collage and fragmentation.This celebratory centenary edition reproduces the original design of the very first, which was published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press in 1920. It features an introductory foreword by Deborah Levy, an afterword by Mirrleess biographer Sandeep Parmar, as well as commentary by Julia Briggs who spotlighted Paris as modernisms lost masterpiece.
