"An unnamed man is spending the evening with his ex-girlfriend. She's obsessed with the 1956 John Wayne classic The Searchers, and she recounts the story as a way for them to talk about their histories, their families, maybe even their relationship. But as he gets more drunk and belligerent, she gets more and more uncomfortable with him being in her home. And then, the next day, a mysterious catastrophic event befalls Toronto, and our protagonist must trek across the city to find Melanie. His quest spirals into increasing violence, bloodshed, and hallucinations as he moves west through the confusion and chaos of the city. Using the tropes of both the Western and the disaster movie, Soldiers, Hunters, Not Cowboys looks at the violence of our contemporary masculinity, and its deep roots in shaping our culture. A suspenseful and thought-provoking evocation of our current moment."-- Provided by publisher
Aaron Tucker Ordre des livres
Aaron Tucker explore l'intersection de la littérature et des nouveaux médias, étudiant comment la technologie façonne la forme et le contenu de la narration. Son œuvre, qui englobe la poésie, la prose et les études cinématographiques, aborde souvent des thèmes tels que l'interactivité, la réalité virtuelle et l'art. Tucker emploie des approches innovantes, comme la transformation de parties d'échecs en poésie ou de poésie en sculptures imprimées en 3D, repoussant ainsi les limites de la création et de la perception littéraires.


- 2023
- 2017
Inspired by a groundbreaking 1968 chess performance by Marcel Duchamp and John Cage, this poetry collection transforms chess games into innovative poems through the ChessBard app, co-created by the author. Aaron Tucker captures Duchamp's playful artistic spirit while merging analog and digital elements to produce unique, computer-generated poetry. The collection features an introduction by Jennifer Shahade, a two-time U.S. Women's Chess Champion, enhancing its connection to the chess world and artistic experimentation.