F.R.DAVID [R.] – 'Stuff and Nonsense'

F.R.DAVID [R.] – 'Stuff and Nonsense' is the second* issue of F.R. DAVID,F.R. DAVID sympathises with John Ridland's perceptive sentiments towards (the use of) rhyme as "yet another adopted child in a large family", and often sees writing in the arts in a similar state of neglect.We similarly ask that you "love this child no less and no more than all its sibs."

Contents:

3.Editorial, Mots et Choses
8.Goethe
The Plastic and the Poetic Form
10. Stephen Bann, Lan Hamilton Finlay, an Illustrated Essay
11. Eugen Gomringer,Poetry as a Means for the Structuring of a Social Environment
13. Jérôme Peignot,.
Ici, le langage brille par son absence
14. John & Yoko meet Experimental Jetset meet Marinetti
18. Matt Mullican, Essex
28. Steven Shearer,Voiceless Altars of Flesh
32. Martin Bormann, Rundschreiben
34. Mare Nagtzaam, A Lot of Searching Went into these Words
44. Sol Lewitt (transcribed);The Location of A Circle
48. Scott Myles, Untitled
54. Barry Johnston The Votes Under My Bed
58. Kasper Andreassen, Bourgeois Poetry
71. Kurt Schwitters, What a...? Bertrand Russell,
72. "Useless Knowledge
85. OmniPage Pro, “..eight hunchedwords."
86. Samuel Nyholm, Spoems (for Elly)
90. James Lee Byars, Dear, Dear Wies
118. Margriet Schavemaker ，Reading the Unreadable
138. Robert Ashley, Yes, But is it Edible?
141. Jan Tschichold & Ann-Sofie Thomsen."Modern Man Must.."
152. Enrico David, Lower Gallery
158. Adam Avikainen, Sweathere
172. Dexter Sinister, True Mirror
182. Paul Sietsema
The Famous Last Words
188. Adam Pendleton ,Reading on,Reading Godara, Rand Reading Malcolm X in no particular order
200.Hugo Cole, Sounds and Signs
204.Sue Tompkins, Elephants Galore
214 Jonathan Meese, Die Diktatur der Kunst
218. Matias Faldbakken, The Absenceof Absolute Freedom
230."Jeff Koons is a Victim.."
232. David Thorpe, various