Fall 2021

Logbook: Selections

Louis Cancelmi and Pierre Reverdy

Louis Cancelmi is an actor, writer whose work has been published in various print and electronic journals, including Conjunctions, the New England Review, Redivider, SIGNALS///noise, and elsewhere. He also translated Léon Bloy’s Exegesis of Commonplaces (Wiseblood Books).

(view contributions by Louis Cancelmi)

The quintessential poet of Cubism, Pierre Reverdy (1889-1960), collaborated with many of the leading voices of his time. In 1917, Reverdy founded the short-lived but influential avant-garde literary magazine Nord-Sud, featuring works from writers such as André Breton, Jean Cocteau, and Tristan Tzara. Most of his poetry is contained in two cumulative collections, Plupart du temps and Main d’oeuvre.

(view contributions by Pierre Reverdy)