Utopia by Bernadette Mayer (digital edition)
United Artists • 1984 • 150 pp
Utopian Copyright :) by Bernadette Mayer
All rights unreserved under International & Pan-American no-copyright no-conventions. Except for brief passages quoted in a newspaper, magazine, radio or television review, every part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from anyone. All rights remain unreserved and free including the right of reproduction in whole or part or in any form or way that seems pleasing or useful to you.
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call or write me if there’s any problem: Bernadette Mayer, 172 East 4th Street, #9B, New York City 10009; telephone (212) 254-5308.
United Artists • 1984 • 150 pp
Utopian Copyright :) by Bernadette Mayer
All rights unreserved under International & Pan-American no-copyright no-conventions. Except for brief passages quoted in a newspaper, magazine, radio or television review, every part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from anyone. All rights remain unreserved and free including the right of reproduction in whole or part or in any form or way that seems pleasing or useful to you.
...
call or write me if there’s any problem: Bernadette Mayer, 172 East 4th Street, #9B, New York City 10009; telephone (212) 254-5308.
United Artists • 1984 • 150 pp
Utopian Copyright :) by Bernadette Mayer
All rights unreserved under International & Pan-American no-copyright no-conventions. Except for brief passages quoted in a newspaper, magazine, radio or television review, every part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from anyone. All rights remain unreserved and free including the right of reproduction in whole or part or in any form or way that seems pleasing or useful to you.
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call or write me if there’s any problem: Bernadette Mayer, 172 East 4th Street, #9B, New York City 10009; telephone (212) 254-5308.
“The fruit of unripe wisdom.”
-Plato
“If this woman would stop writing Utopias, she might be a good worker for the Cause.”
-Emma Goldman
“Mayer’s Utopia is hilarious but in her personal life I’ve noticed that she lacks a sense of humor kind of like me.”
-Aristophanes
“As another author of this same book I would like to say that I have read Bernadette’s Utopia and am puzzled about what kind of world has provoked it. You see I am not living. However, I like it very much and recommend it to your reading, though the emphasis on sex is disproportionate.”
-Thomas More
“Mayer’s Utopia is Herland become intellectual. Onward!”
-Charlotte Perkins Gilman
“My pal Bernadette has picked up a few good tricks from me but mostly she’s stuck in some amazing boondoggled cosmic exactitude of no-nothingness that makes me wanna scream at her homeopathic dosage of love and experience. Whatsa matter with us?”
-Jack Kerouac
“Utopia’s a terrific book, though I hate it intensely.”
-Ted Berrigan
“Darling Bernadette this shit couldn’t be better I’m proud of you.”
-Gertrude Stein
“I do believe Mayer is one of the few humans living (as I am not) who has read my ‘Ode to Charles Fourier’ ”.
-Andre Breton
“Bernadette Mayer did not spend enough time in the room misnamed her study thought she has had a fly-by-night affair with me and thus I am willing to write this blurb for her outrageously plagaristic utopia from which I have learned many things about twentieth century prose style.”
-Nathaniel Hawthorne
“The man is the man and the woman is the woman no matter what; this Mayer has clear in her head, despite the bulky world.”
-Herman Melville
“As for the sublime, little one, eat lobsters in your time.”
-Plotinus
“I wish I were still living to understand this book.”
-Sigmund Freud
“Not a bad book.”
-William Saroyan