Edouard Glissant (1928–2011)

After the first two chapters (an intimately meditative tour through Rowan Oak and Faulkner's oeuvre), I lost interest in Glissant's project (which had spiraled into a confused arrangement of grand reflections on and criticisms of craft, technique, cultural milieu, imperialism, and Creolization). I sense one comes to this project fully prepared to engage its nuances only after reading Faulkner's body of work in its entirety.

French text with drawings (the complete version of the book is with an etching), 15 pgs.

Play about the Haitian revolutionary figure that I read for a college class on postcolonial literature. Lots of meaty po-co theory in here, if you're into that sort of thing ;P

Albert Loeb gave this to me when I was visiting his gallery in Paris