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Chris Campanioni
Chris Campanioni is an American writer of Cuban and Polish descent. He was born in Manhattan and raised in New Jersey, studied English literature and journalism at Lehigh University, and graduated from the MA program at Fordham University in May 2013. He is a professor of English literature and creative writing at Baruch College, John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Pace University. To date, he has written a novel about fashion and the media titled ''Going Down'' (Aignos, 2013), a collection of poetry titled ''In Conversation'' (Aignos, 2014), ''Once in a Lifetime'' (Berkeley Press, 2014), and ''Tourist Trap'' (Black Rose, 2015), a novel that explores tourism and terrorism through the lens of new journalism and historical fiction. Along with Puerto Rican novelist Jonathan Marcantoni, he runs the YouNiversity,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=https://youniversityproject.wordpress.com )〕 a non-profit digital workshop that provides students access to and experience with the publishing industry through media professionals in the United States, Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Unlike the curriculum and objectives of many MFA programs across the United States, the YouNiversity focuses on several different facets of a writer's literary development, including real-time interaction with editors, literary agents, graphic artists, publishers, and other readers and writers.
== Style and Influence ==
Campanioni's work is affiliated with the Latin American neo-Surrealists along with Brion Gysin and his cut-up technique. While also influenced by the historic avant-garde (Dada, et al.), the coterie that haunts his first trilogy of novels is the Situationist International. In an interview at Cannes 2010, he said: “I infiltrated these areas of culture for a very specific reason, and that is to write about them from an insider’s perspective, unlike much other journalism or fiction, from the outside looking in.”
His writing reenacts the interferences that occur daily. His writing responds to the disintegration of language and consciousness; an attempt to suggest a new way of communicating, which is still taking shape. Campanioni has referenced quotes from William Burroughs to describe his own writing process in interviews, including the emphasis on displacement: "I wrote a trilogy out of order and then rearranged it, because the whole of life is like that--a cut-up--and when you cut into the present, the future leaks out."
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