Moloko+ Books – Page 15 – Sea Urchin Editions

Oliver Harris / William S. Burroughs – The Poetics of Minutes to Go

‘The Poetics of Minutes to Go’, published in Germany by Moloko Plus, is a valuable and beautiful addition to the studies of the cut-up works of William S. Burroughs. Bringing together an expert essay by British academic and Professor of American Literature Oliver Harris and a strong compilation of Burroughs’ cut-up poems, the edition highlights and scrutinizes Burroughs’s cut-up poetry as it was published in ‘Minutes To Go’ (done in collaboration with Brion Gysin, Sinclair Beiles and Gregory Corso in 1959)…

Eddie Woods – Smugglers Train

Writer, poet and publisher Eddie Woods (New York, 1940) joined the Us Air Force in 1960 to avoid being drafted by the army. Most of his 4-year-stint was spent in West-Germany, where he married twice after his honourable discharge from the air force in 1964. As a civilian he sold encyclopedias for a living while writing poems, essays and short stories in his spare time…

€ 15.00

Alfred 23 Harth – MOONDADA

Alfred 23 Harth (1949) is a relentlessly transgressive musician, composer, writer and artist who has been hammering away at the walls that separate jazz, classical music, punk, literature and art since the late 1960s. Guided by free improvisation and shying away from conventions, polystylist Harth has joined forces with a fine pick of like-minded musicians such as Peter Brötzmann, Sonny Sharrock, Otomo Yoshihide, Paul Bley, Heiner Goebbels and has worked with cut-up master Jürgen Ploog and artist Wolf Pehlke and many other internationally operating writers, musicians and artists. Originally from Kronberg, Germany, Harth used to live in Franfurt/Main and Paris before settling in South Korea in 2000…

€ 20.00

Jürgen Ploog – Ferne Routen (with collages by Walter Hartmann)

German writer Jürgen Ploog (München, 1935) used to work as an airline pilot for 33 years. Transience and the crossing of borders have since been integral to his existence and writings. Ploog’s early literary output gravitated naturally to the cut-up method that William Burroughs and Brion Gysin popularised in the 1960s. His early experiments at cut-ups were published in the satirical magazine ‘Der Metzger’ and in the German…