Product Description: Poetry. Cover illustration by Natalya Lobanova. Robert Fitterman's new book- length poem borrows its poetic form, loosely, from James Schuyler's The Morning of the Poem, to orchestrate hundreds of found articulations of sadness and loneliness from blogs and online posts...read more

Product Description: Literary Nonfiction. Poetry. HOLOCAUST MUSEUM reframes the captions of holocaust photographs from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC. These captions—without their photographic images—are arranged loosely in the order or narrative constructed by the museum...read more

Product Description: Poetry. In NOW WE ARE FRIENDS, Robert Fitterman takes on some of the prime features of our intensively-networked present—the broad, continual scatter of personal information through blogs, databases, and social networking sites; and its (frequently uncomfortable) return as the stray filaments find their way back to us and "that me" trumps "me me" in other social contexts...read more

Product Description: Literary Nonfiction. Poetics. "In NOTES ON CONCEPTUALISMS, Place and Fitterman erect the first critical framework toward the understanding of conceptual writing, an emergent early twenty-first century literary movement. Elegantly parsed and carefully dissected, this work fleshes out many of the missing details proposed thus far regarding the methodologies and strategies of how to proceed with innovative writing...read more

Product Description: Poetry. "I had a suspicion about this work. I mistrust all frank and simple poetry. This book makes me feel like my trust was wasted. I finally had somebody verify the story. I thought it was accidental. I lost the disgusted feeling and was happy...read more

'Robert Fitterman's Metropolis XXX: the decline and fall of the Roman Empire drags Edward Gibbon's historical explorations into a parallel morass of today's mass marketing and comsumerism, where Roman Art becomes Airbrush, Roman transportation becomes Bubble Wrap, and etc.'--P. [4] of cover.

Product Description: Winner of the New American Poetry Competition 1997, chosen by Bruce Andrews.The selector for the 1997 New American Poetry Competition, Bruce Andrews, writes of this exciting book of poetry: "The cityany city, your citycomes alive in all its maximal, flash-frame, cut 'n' paste glory in Robert Fitterman's Metropolis...read more

Product Description: Book by Terry Barrett, Kevin Amthor