Eris Went Hitchhiking Nowhere is a chapbook of poetry,
and the first independent release of Nick Rust. It contains
two cycles of poetry, "Eris Went Hitchhiking" and "Nowhere".
"Eris Went Hitchhiking" is a cycle that concerns itself
with the archetypes and scenarios present in Greek mythology
and how they manifest in our modern lives through the
transference of symbolism. The "Nowhere" cycle is a bit
of a catch-all collection of works with a lose and ambiguous
motif. In the words of the author "It ("Nowhere") is
a symbolic representation of the first full breath after
a rite of passage, a real sense of being in the world
and realizing it's place" he then added "which is all
psuedo-intellectual crap really, I went through some
shit and this is what came out." Click
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The official release of the chap book has been scheduled
with the first public performance of The Deconstruction
of a New American Poet and has been set for Tuesday
April 24'th at Festivilla (in Indianapolis, Indiana).
Check the events section at RustedMedia.com.
Opening the performance is a special guest, E. A. Zann,
a German experimental artist.
Eris Went Hitchiking Nowhere, as well as tickets
for The Deconstruction of a New American Poet,
can be preordered at www.rustedmedia.com.
