I Not I: Poems & Stories of Robert Anbian

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I Not I: Poems & Stories of Robert Anbian

I Not I: Poems & Stories of Robert Anbian

Description

“Very few can swing equally well from both sides of the plate; that is, write poetry and fiction with equal accomplishment. Mr. Anbian is such a professional reader that I wonder if I would have liked these works as much seeing them on the printed page. Wonder not. This is sufficient unto itself.” — Iconoclast #104

“These stories have erotic connotations, but much more than describing fantasies, they are depictions of a life that is rewarding and rich and sees something exciting happening around every corner. It is hooked by all the little things…as well as by the colorfulness of a city filled to the brim with manifold languages and cultures.” – Tobias Fischer

“Pound said that poets were the antennae of the race. Anbian is a satellite dish.” — Small Press Review

Who We Are

We are a group of writers, artists and activists seeking to contribute our skills and experience to the growing struggle against war and militarism - openly embraced by the Bush regime but nurtured by long-standing U.S. policies - and against the social and economic injustices that generate and drive conflicts around the world.

We are using the language of visual icons and products in order to reach the widest possible audience with universal messages in support of peace, justice, and freedom of conscience. We do this without respect for the distinctions between art, propaganda, and commerce, and with full knowledge that we fly into the unforgiving maw of "commodification" and its brain-bending contradictions.