‘Cut Up’ (Vanguard Editions, 2023)
noun
The cut-up technique (or découpé in French) is an aleatory literary technique in which a written text is cut up and rearranged to create a new text. adjective INFORMAL (of a person) upset, saddened, hurt. ‘I’m amazed – Skinner has sustained the idea over so many inventive and entertaining found poems. It really makes you look at those familiar words with new eyes.’ — Andy Jackson ‘Skinner’s imagination and creative risk-taking finding joy in form and constraint is always inspirational.’ — Lisa Kelly ‘It’s like pulling streams from the cultural unconscious into consciousness! Extraordinarily effective.’ — Wendy Vaizey ‘Am really enjoying the linkages and remixes of song lyrics in Richard Skinner's inventive Cut Up.’ — Katie Griffiths ‘These are fantastic, how do you read them out without a compulsion to sing?!’ — Anita Pati pp.40 / £5 incl. UK p&p (please add £5 for Europe / £6.50 for the rest of the world) You can purchase a copy of Cut Up via PayPal using: [email protected]. Alternatively, you can make a bank transfer to: VANGUARD READINGS, Account Number: 21788057, Sort Code: 50-10-29. Please let me know your postal address via the Contact page. |