DC Copeland, An Artist's Manifesto

"Copeland will not be understood by many of her generation; yet she will be a voice of it."  Harold Bloom (author of Shakespeare The Invention of The Human and Genius:  A Mosaic of 100 Exemplary Lives)

"The Greatest art challenges what is fixed and fixes what is challenged.  This is the spirit of D.C.'s art, which nurtures the reader's imagination by its tendency to stir and inspire (and shock when needed).  The writing issues one clear command:  Pay attention!"  John Paul Rollert (writer for The New York Times,  The Atlantic,  Harper's, The New Republic

"Mother-Internothing - that's more like it!  There are a lot of terrific little expressions and phrases and some very powerful writing in this piece reminding me of say Nietzche's Ecce Homo - a rambling rant where you can't distinguish the author's voice from a possible persona whose voice the author is adopting."  Thomas Dezengotita (author of Mediated:  How The Media Shapes Your World and The Way You Live In It)