Jack Chambers' Red and Green Poetry John Hollander

John Hollander

First published at the age of fifteen and admired for six decades as a poetic virtuoso

a mouthful of a book title

He was editor of Charles Goldfarb’s The SGML Handbook (1990) and SoftQuad’s The SGML Primer (1991)

Jack Chambers' Red and Green Poetry John HollanderWhat is the purpose of life? The purpose of art? What is the purpose of the artist? Jack Chambers probes these fundamental questions in his final piece of work an unpublishable manuscript Red and Green, now decrypted by author and curator Tom Smart. In 1968, Canadian artist and filmmaker Jack Chambers was diagnosed with leukemia. Faced with his own mortality, Chambers began a programme of research into the nature of his own immortality. From that