reception. theory.

By P. Inman b. 1947 P. Inman

for Diane Ward

unemployment. rate.

too. short.

than. any.

raccoon. too. imagist.

those. any. synonyms.

hornbl.

aleck.

paulist. each.

road. endless.

from. it.

the. same. irish.

from. mudge. nerves.

the. wine. edges.

behind. a. verb.

she. was. only. some.

drove. herself.

trying. to. convince.

De. Niro.

about. which. atlantic.

poverts.

nerv.

(saun. ch.)

m’etc.

where. would.

snowfall.

about. Goodman. Brown.

a. calve.

of. river.

some. carpark.

any. size.

of. limes.

Source: at. least. (Krupskaya, 1999)

Biography

P. (Peter) Inman’s collections of poetry include Platin (1979), ocker (1982), Red Shift (1988), Criss Cross (1994), Vel (1995), at. least (1999), and Ad Finitum (2008). His work has been published in Ron Silliman’s influential anthology of Language poetry In the American Tree (2001).

Inman’s poetry uses an anti-representational system of language. Mark Wallace, in an online article for Fascicle, noted in Inman’s work the . . .

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