outrageous flouting of convention and subversive humour are now fully and flagrantly displayed in Scenes from a Long Sleep
and pays homage to lost friends and poets – the voices of John Berryman
the deep blue air
post-modern perspective
with several of the poems spaced to look like mirror images of each other
Equatorial & other poems by Vicente Huidobro, trans. Eliot Weinberger Marie Naughton outrageous flouting of convention andhis volume presents the 4 chapbooks published by Huidobro in 1917 18 and offers, at first glance, an odd mixture. Chronologically, we have El espejo de agua, written in Spanish in 1914 16, first published in 1916, but, to all intents and purposes not distributed until 1918; Ecuatorial (written in Spanish, although the author also made a French version, Equatoriale, which is believed to be later), Hallali and Tour Eiffel, the last two being composed in