Louis LĂŒthi â On the Self-Reflexive Page II
Originally published in 2010, On the Self-Reflexive Page is part artistâs book and part essay, part literary excavation and part typographical miscellany. For this second incarnation of Louis LĂŒthiâs anthology of thematically arranged pages, the original material has been significantly expanded and revised. Like its predecessor, the new version proposes a typology of nonverbal elements found in novels, short stories, and essays. In each of the pages reproduced here, the prose is interrupted by one of these nonverbal elements, from black or blank pages, drawings or collages, photographs or film stills, to fragments of text or visual poems that are distinct from a conventional page layout.
304 pages, 13 x 20 cm, paperback, Roma Publications (Amsterdam).
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Louis LĂŒthi â On the Self-Reflexive Page II
Originally published in 2010, On the Self-Reflexive Page is part artistâs book and part essay, part literary excavation and part typographical miscellany. For this second incarnation of Louis LĂŒthiâs anthology of thematically arranged pages, the original material has been significantly expanded and revised. Like its predecessor, the new version proposes a typology of nonverbal elements found in novels, short stories, and essays. In each of the pages reproduced here, the prose is interrupted by one of these nonverbal elements, from black or blank pages, drawings or collages, photographs or film stills, to fragments of text or visual poems that are distinct from a conventional page layout.
304 pages, 13 x 20 cm, paperback, Roma Publications (Amsterdam).
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Originally published in 2010, On the Self-Reflexive Page is part artistâs book and part essay, part literary excavation and part typographical miscellany. For this second incarnation of Louis LĂŒthiâs anthology of thematically arranged pages, the original material has been significantly expanded and revised. Like its predecessor, the new version proposes a typology of nonverbal elements found in novels, short stories, and essays. In each of the pages reproduced here, the prose is interrupted by one of these nonverbal elements, from black or blank pages, drawings or collages, photographs or film stills, to fragments of text or visual poems that are distinct from a conventional page layout.
304 pages, 13 x 20 cm, paperback, Roma Publications (Amsterdam).
