Richard Kostelanetz
Richard Kostelanetz is an American experimental writer, artist, and critic known for Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes and The Theatre of Mixed Means. His work crosses literature, visual art, and sound; his novel In the Beginning consists of combinations of letters.
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The new American arts
Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes
Moholy-Nagy.
On contemporary literature
The theatre of mixed means
Virgil Thomson
Human alternatives
Beyond left & right
The Frank Zappa Companion
B. B. King Reader
Imaged words & worded images
Conversing with Cage
Essaying Essays
Esthetics contemporary
The young American writers
Another E. E. Cummings
Merce Cunningham
Social speculations
Visual literature criticism
Crimes of Culture (New Autonomy)
Wordworks
Gertrude Stein Advanced
Writings on Glass
Soho
The Gertrude Stein Reader
Master minds
More Wordworks
Quadrigrams
Phobias Phobias
Concise Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes
Writings about John Cage
Aftertexts - Prose Pieces
Political Essays
On Innovative Musicians (Ians)
Artists' Soho
John Cage - Writer
B.B. King Companion
John Cage
Constructs two
One million words of book notes, 1958-1993
Aaron Copland : A Reader
Unfinished business
Tetragrammaton
The old fictions and the new
On innovative performance(s)
OUROBOROS
Twelve from the Sixties
Gallery of Portraits
35 Years of Visible Writing
Thirdouroboros
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