“Hungarian Masterpiece, Summer, 2011” by Márton Koppány. Thanks, Márton!
Márton Koppány is the author of Waves an E·ratio Editions E·Chap.
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About Me
- Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino
- "If to the moment I should say: Abide, you are so fair."
In principio erat verbum
Read Me
My Edward Gorey Covers
- Shakespeare
- American Humor
- The New York Review Quiz Book
- You Can't Go Home Again and The Web and the Rock
- An Elizabethan Song Book
- The American Puritans and The American Transcendentalists
- Coningsby
- The Age of Madness
- The Duke of Palermo
- Hamlet and Oedipus
- The Second Sin
- Five Short Novels of Stendhal and Stendhal: On Love
- Quake, Quake, Quake: A Leaden Treasury of English Verse
- Amerika
- The Ambassadors, The Awkward Age and What Maisie Knew
- Nineteenth Century German Tales
- Poor People & A Little Hero
- Redburn
- The Adventures of the Black Girl in her Search for God and Noble Essences
- Troilus and Cressida
- Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque
MY MATHEMATICAL POETRY POSTS
- On Mathematical Poetry Post One
- On Mathematical Poetry Post Two
- On Mathematical Poetry Post Three
- Rhythm of Structure Summary Exhbition
- Review of Red Has No Reason by JoAnne Growney
- Review of Crossing the Equal Sign by Marion Deutsche Cohen
- Coetzee reviews Strange Attractors edited by Sarah Glaz & JoAnne Growney
- It's me, reading at the Mathematical Graffiti Wall event at the Bowery Poetry Club
- The Math-Art Graffiti Wall at the Bowery Poetry Club
- A great quote by Douglas Hofstadter
- JoAnne Growney and Intersections -- Poetry with Mathematics
- The Math-Art Graffiti Wall takes shape
- Enter John Sims and Rhythm of Structure
- Kaz Maslanka and A Spectrum of Jewels at The LAB Gallery
- Enter Kaz Maslanka (and "Church" based on the math-poem, change + purse = church)
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