Dennis Cooper answers five questions on experimental literature yesterday at HTML giant.
The author is asked about the body, politics, economics and race. He also suggests a hefty dose of works to check out.
On the unique “use value” of experimental literature in society, Cooper says, “No other art form that I can think of involves that level of collaboration between artist and audience and disrupts the passiveness of being a work’s receiver with so much freedom and creativity.”
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