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Looking for recommendations on futurist novels. It seems like their literary output was mostly poetry. There's pic rel but I don't think it has a complete English translation unfortunately.
It doesn't have to be Italian or strictly within the movement, a novel with "futurist themes" would be good too.
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>>24971558
maybe check out Tarr, by Wyndham Lewis, who was a futurist-adjacent painter in addition to being a modernist writer and semi-fascist. The Childermass is a way weirder and more experimental work of his, but i haven't read it. enoyed Tarr massively though.
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>>24971558
I always recommend the twisted-spoon press translation of ‘i burn paris’ by the polish-futurist bruno jasienski
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thanks
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