Antifreeze by Keston Sutherland

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HOT WHITE ANDY
Keston Sutherland

'irresistibly inspiring' -- Chris Goode

"The intelligence and poetic resource are astonishing but are not advertised; this poetry really does come across as speech from the scaffold with a noose about the neck, and of an irresistible authority and eloquence. For make no mistake; the remnants of dignity and authority are not to be sacrificed out of liberal guilt. If you can get above yourself, do, by all means." -- John Wilkinson, Jacket 35

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Please note: we are currently reprinting this book. The second edition should be available summer 2009.

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Keston Sutherland teaches English literature and critical theory at the University of Sussex. He is editor of Quid and the Quid CD series and is currently editing the complete critical prose of J.H. Prynne. He has published numerous essays on poetics, politics and philosophy. Keston's poetry has been translated into French, German, English and Chinese, appearing in anthologies, journals and newspapers across the high art marginalese diaspora. He has given readings all over the world and is thus thoroughly metropolitan. He represented Great Britain in November 2005 at the French Biennale des Poetes at Val de Marne.

Reviews of Keston's work

Edmund Hardy, "Dear Angel of Impeccable Dispirit': review of The Rictus Flag on Intercapillary Space

Robert Potts, "Life, remixed", Sunday February 12, 2006, The Observer

Robert Potts, 'Disobeying Orders: The Rictus Flag and Antifreeze' in Poetry Review 93.1

Jérôme Game, 'Energize! --The K Function, or an Anti-Freezing Speed' in Jacket 20, December 2002

Dylan Harris, on the Poetry Review reading at Whitechapel Art Gallery, 30 October 2003.

Andrew Duncan, Review of [Bar Zero] in Terrible Work

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