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Tambour A facsimile edition of a "little magazine" that published James T. Farrell, Zona Gale, Paul Bowles, André Spire, Countee Cullen, Jean Cocteau . . . This facsimile edition makes available in one volume all eight issues of Tambour, a historically important "little magazine" published in Paris in 1929 and 1930 that featured an exciting mix of writing by European and American modernists. "Tambour strongly conveys the interactive, experimental literary world of the 1920s. It mixes genres and languages. Countee Cullen is across the page from Blaise Cendrars; criticism and the manifesto coexist with fiction and poetry."—Cary Nelson, author of Repression and Recovery Mark Morrisson is assistant professor of English at Penn State University and author of The Public Face of Modernism, also by the University of Wisconsin Press. He was a founder of the Modernist Studies Association. Jack Selzer is professor of English at Pennsylvania State University. He is the author of Kenneth Burke in Greenwich Village, editor of Understanding Scientific Prose, and co-editor with Sharon Crowley of Rhetorical Bodies, all published by the University of Wisconsin Press.
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January 2002 672 pp. 21 line drawings 5 1/2 x 6 1/2 ISBN 0-299-17414-X Paper $24.95s SHOPPING CART OPERATIONS
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