Joshua Clover is the author of The Matrix (2005) and Madonna anno domini (1997). He is Associate Professor of Poetry and Poetics at the University of California, Davis, and contributes to the Village Voice and The New York Times.

• Ceriserie Poem (We always send it to the wrong address) Early Style "Alas, that is the name of our town; I have been concealing it all this time" Baroque Parable Poem (i come across the paving stones) Blue's 1900 The Other Atelier Aeon Flux: June Auteur Theory Antwerp rainy all churches still haunted OMA A-Shaped Gate Rue des Blancs Manteaux In Jaufre Rudel's Song No More Boffins Chreia Letters and Sodas French Narratives Ca ira Kantine Poem (We are bored in the city) The Dark Ages En Abyme "An archive of confessions, a genealogy of confessions" "Of the city of the dark ..." Poem (Tired of people, I wanted the mail to come) Valiant En Abyme Feral floats the form in heaven and of light Parable Lestrange Poem (So I went out into the nervous system of the air) Aporia A Boy's Own Story Return to Rue des Blancs Manteaux Whiteread Walk Their Ambiguity Whiteread Walk For the Little Soldier Late Style Year Zero What's American About American Poetry At the Atelier Teleology Acknowledgments Index