Osiris with a Trombone Across the Seam of Insubstance - Semilian, Julian
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A rant against the utilitarian use of language; a questioning of the linguistic formation of events. A discourse unraveling commerce and colonialism. A worship of words. A coat unravelling, and in that unravelling made up of words but also the fabric of the coat whose history contains the things/words that make up love, sympathy, colonialism as palpable stumbling forward of nation and identity. Words as medium. Color, blood-list as well as emptiness. A study of language and meaning from the words in the form of a novel.

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A rant against the utilitarian use of language; a questioning of the linguistic formation of events. A discourse unraveling commerce and colonialism. A worship of words. A coat unravelling, and in that unravelling made up of words but also the fabric of the coat whose history contains the things/words that make up love, sympathy, colonialism as palpable stumbling forward of nation and identity. Words as medium. Color, blood-list as well as emptiness. A study of language and meaning from the words in the form of a novel.
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Autorenporträt
Julian Semilian is a poet, translator, novelist and filmmaker. He was born in Romania and presently teaches film editing at the North Carolina School of the Arts, School of Filmmaking, after a twenty-four year career as a film editor in Hollywood where he has worked on more than 50 movies and TV shows. Semilian also holds an adjunct faculty position at Columbia University, where he teaches a master editing class each September. As a translator he has also published the work of Romanian poets, concentrating chiefly on the Romanian avant-garde. Mr. Semilian's translation of Nostalgia, by Mircea Cartarescu, was published in 2005. BlackWidow Press published his translation of Inventor of Love by Gherasim Luca.