John Ashbery
John Ashbery has published more than 30 collections of poetry, and he is a prolific French translator.
New York Herald Tribune, Paris, June 19 1963.
Faced with the drastic urban and architectural situation of today, we are obliged to lay down axiomatic foundations and to attempt a formalization of the two “sciences.” This is why the first question is that of urban decentralization.
There is in this sack a different sort of meal.”
—The Mabinogion What it narrows down to is a market-driven fantasia
on others’ themes. You got a tender little look at it
back there where three roads cross. “Are you ticklish?” has requested
—The Mabinogion What it narrows down to is a market-driven fantasia
on others’ themes. You got a tender little look at it
back there where three roads cross. “Are you ticklish?” has requested