10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIPOGRAM»
Discover the use of
lipogram in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lipogram and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Gadsby: A Lipogram Novel
A warehouse holding copies of Gadsby burned shortly after the book was printed, destroying most copies of the ill-fated novel.
Ernest Vincent Wright,
2011
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John,
2010
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Invisible Author: Last Essays - Strona 3
Genette (1972) on Robbe-Grillet, though he deals with him otherwise enlighteningly. Hence this book, which indeed could be called The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Experimenter, except that I'm never lonely. That's for my main lipogram.
Christine Brooke-Rose,
2002
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics - Strona 809
In contrast to the pangram, in which every letter of the alphabet is intentionally included (e.g., the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog), the lipogram is a form of constrained writing explicitly based on omission (see constraint).
Roland Greene, Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh,
2012
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Spell It Right 3 - Strona 15
WORD PUZZLES: Lipogram WORD PUZZLES: Lipogram WORD PUZZLES: Lipogram WORD PUZZLES: Lipogram WORD PUZZLES: Lipogram A lipogram is a story, message or poem written without using a chosen letter or letters of the ...
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Data Compression: The Complete Reference - Strona 128
A text that skews letter probabilities is called a lipogram. (Would a computer program without any goto statements be considered a lipogram?) There are just a few examples of literary works that are lipograms: 1. Perhaps the best-known ...
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The Work of Art - Tom 1 - Strona 152
bottlerack, a singular (albeit multiple) physical individual. But the concept (lipogram in "e" or ready-made) to which I reduce, more or less legitimately, this ideal text or physical object, does not, for its part, have anything of the individual about it.
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Handbook of Data Compression - Strona 293
A text that skews letter probabilities is called a lipogram. (Would a computer program without any goto statements be considered a lipogram?) The word comes from the Greek stem λε ́ιπω (lipo or leipo) meaning to miss, to lack, combined with ...
David Salomon, Giovanni Motta,
2010
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A Poet's Glossary - Strona 350
A lipogram (from the Greek lipagrammatos, “missing letter”) is a text that purposefully excludes a letter of the alphabet. It can be written in either verse or prose. It is reported, for example, that the Egyptian Tryphiodorus's lost Odyssey (fifth ...
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101 Letters to a Prime Minister: The Complete Letters to ...
Bök,a fervent admirer of Oulipo, the French experimentalwriters' collective, hastakenone of their favouritetechniques, the lipogram, toavery high level.A lipogram is a composition inwhich a letter ismissing throughout. A fine example ofa ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIPOGRAM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
lipogram is used in the context of the following news items.
Poetry masterclass at Bishop Perowne CE College
The event was designed to help students create lipogram poems which will be entered into the national Young Writers Poetry Trials competition. Mark Pollard ... «Worcester News, Oct 15»
Ten Poems and One Contributor's Note You Should Strongly …
Canadian poet Christian Bök's Eunoia is perhaps the best-known example of an English-language lipogram (a work that systematically avoids the use of one or ... «Boston Review, Sep 15»
Required Reading
Those now mostly accustomed to associating the prefix “lipo” with the removal of fat through surgical procedures should be advised that the “lipogram” has, ... «Brooklyn Rail, Jun 15»
Russell Smith: It takes one #brand to #disrupt the #creative …
... to hear the word creative used in a sentence with content, brand, entrepreneur and disrupt than in a sentence with lithograph, arpeggio, lipogram or cantilever. «The Globe and Mail, May 15»
Repeat champ, third-grader advance to state contest following …
He claimed first place by correctly spelling lipogram, which means a writing composed ... Then Anish sealed his victory by spelling one more word — lipogram. «Santa Fe New Mexican.com, Jan 15»
The Oulipo Group's Generative Word Games
... constraint is Georges Perec's novel La disparition (published in English as A Void): a 300-page novel written without the letter “e” (an example of a lipogram). «Hyperallergic, Jan 15»
Original instructions
Rabbi Prouser decided to combine the literary constraint of the lipogram with the religious constraints of a Jewish life, and to use them to look at Genesis freshly. «New Jersey Jewish Standard, Oct 14»
The Great Gadsby: A Rare Book Written The Hard Way, No "E"s
Today is Lipogram Day on Booktryst, and because it is Lipogram Day we celebrate Gadsby, a novel from 1939 whose sole claim to fame is that of its 50,110 ... «Booktryst, Feb 14»
Michael Lista, On Poetry: Christian Bök and the poetry of the future
This presented Bök with a challenge that makes the lipogram constraint of Eunoia look like free verse. Since the DNA cipher of the first poem would encode the ... «National Post, Jan 14»
'Cool Hand Luke' Quote was Right: Failure to Communicate is …
Can you work "lipogram" into the discussion? Or consider the Oxford Dictionaries' 2013 Word of the Year: "selfie." Self-explanatory, huh? Or how about "twerk," ... «Huffington Post, Dec 13»