Phillippe Haeck
Tell Me What Moves You
Tell Me What Moves You
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Haeck's intensity is such that he needs to use the fragment to complete an on-going project of finding his way to luminosity. He has invented a genre that was missing in Canada, where fiction reads like a telecast and reality is made to look like conscientious invention. The writer is not an outsider, but one of the many who jot down notes to try to come up with some sort of understanding. This participatory element in this literary project is translucent and incandescent.
\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 200 pages
\n Publication date: 01 October 2020
\n Publisher: Guernica Editions,Canada
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Haeck's intensity is such that he needs to use the fragment to complete an ongoing project of finding his way to luminosity. Behind a deliberate modesty, the output is voluminous. Never boastful, Haeck introduces his prose as notes, poem-essay, poem, life-poem, life-novel, as if what he wrote did not merit adjectives such as completed or final. He has invented a genre that was missing in Canada. The verse has prolonged itself into a regular paragraph. Fiction reads like a telecast, and reality made to look like conscientious invention. The writer is not an outsider; he is one of the many who just happens to jot down notes to try to come up with some sort of understanding. He is writing, and the reader looks at the writer writing. This participatory element in this literary project is translucent and incandescent.
Haeck's intensity is such that he needs to use the fragment to complete an ongoing project of finding his way to luminosity. Behind a deliberate modesty, the output is voluminous. Never boastful, Haeck introduces his prose as notes, poem-essay, poem, life-poem, life-novel, as if what he wrote did not merit adjectives such as completed or final. He has invented a genre that was missing in Canada. The verse has prolonged itself into a regular paragraph. Fiction reads like a telecast, and reality made to look like conscientious invention. The writer is not an outsider; he is one of the many who just happens to jot down notes to try to come up with some sort of understanding. He is writing, and the reader looks at the writer writing. This participatory element in this literary project is translucent and incandescent.
\n Weight: 82g\n
Dimension: 127 x 203 x 7 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781771835220\n \n
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