In addition to Barrett Watten, it is associated with the author of The Alphabet and "The New Sentence," as well as another who added an "In the Nineties" section to a work originally begun with 37 sections of 37 sentences, My Life.
Recent works by members of this group include Open Clothes and Next Life, by Rae Armantrout and Ted Benson, as well as The Grand Piano, a work collectively written by ten of its members, led by Bob Perelman. Its early major works include Progress and thirteen issues of its namesake magazine, coedited by Bruce Andrews and Charles Bernstein. In addition to Barrett Watten, it is associated with the author of The Alphabet and "The New Sentence," as well as another who added an "In the Nineties" section to a work originally begun with 37 sections of 37 sentences, My Life. For 10 points, name this movement associated with Lyn Hejinian and Ron Silliman, a late 20th-century school of poetry that emphasizes the internal interplay of words rather than referentiality.
Recent works by members of this group include Open Clothes and Next Life, by Rae Armantrout and Ted Benson, as well as The Grand Piano, a work collectively written by ten of its members, led by Bob Perelman.
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