Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. "Roland Barthes introduces us to this remarkable book: a 'corrected banality.' I can imagine no better spokesperson than the one who announced the death of the author, for AS WE KNOW is truly a work of 'destroyed origin,' in which 'all identity is lost.' Borsuk takes hold of Fitch's notebooks, filled with their gorgeous banalities, and forges them into a graphic sprawl that belongs to no one of no gender. And yet, we read these confessional fragments with as much eagerness as we bring to the secrets of our best friend, or the stars, or our selves. This 'I' who speaks, who can never be known, lets language spin its own brilliant tales. 'I' or 'we' are enraptured."—Julie Carr

As We Know

Literature & Fiction

Borsuk, Amaranth

Fitch, Andy

Poetry

Subito Press

Pop artists often get praised or criticized for their use of commercial imagery, and yet their contributions-particularly to literature-are generally ignored in preference to a focus on precisely this sort of "lowbrow" iconography.

Pop Poetics

History & Criticism

Dalkey Archive Press

"Magic... A new way of moving through our worlds." --The Boston Phoenix   "Fantastic... A deceptively simple book, TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS demands little but offers much. Cotner and Fitch invite us to experience our city with fresh pleasure and renewed awe."  --Time Out New York    "TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS is not a destination; it's a gentle journey with a pair of companionable friends."  --The Stranger    "Unusually quiet and beautiful... This book isn't like anything I'd encountered before."  --Time Out Chicago   "A clever, well-executed investigation of the poetics of the commonplace."  --BOMB Magazine   "Hilarious... Walkers, you have found your Socrateses."  --The Austin Chronicle   "TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS helps instill what is too frequently missing from books on buildings: the experience of the city."  --A Daily Dose of Architecture   "TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS is an associative journey where scents, noises, people, and buildings are meticulously described through the eyes of intensely attentive explorers."  --The Architect's Newspaper   "I hate exercise, and I hate conversation, but I love TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS." --HTMLGIANT   "Cotner and Fitch's conversations zigzag between the philosophic and the comedic."  --Paper Magazine   "I've noticed more since I read TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS. I've listened more. It's made me feel better. This is a gift, a beautiful book, and nothing in it is forgettable."  --Bookslut   TEN WALKS/TWO TALKS combines a series of sixty-minute, sixty-sentence walks around New York City with a pair of roving dialogues--one of which takes place during a late-night ramble through Central Park.    

Ten Walks/Two Talks

Cotner, Jon

Ugly Duckling Presse

Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. SIXTY MORNING TALKS: SERIAL INTERVIEWS WITH CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS provides sixty transcribed interviews with poets who released books in 2012. Rather than advance an overarching argument concerning "the state of poetry," this book engages a broad range of authors often subdivided into ideological, aesthetic, generational, national and identity-based camps, and taps the accessibility of vernacular speech to offer new means of comparative study, cross-reference and discursive collaboration.

Sixty Morning Talks

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Books by Fitch, Andy

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As We Know

Pop Poetics

Ten Walks/Two Talks

Sixty Morning Talks