Eh?

'Admit it, you're only going to look at this because of the title.' Unless, of course, you don't look at it at all. LOL

I'll admit one thing. I have been studying the work of the little known German movement of the 30's; the Neo-Nihilists. Led by Efes Niemann, of German Jewish origin, the group was formed in 1933 after Niemann and Kurt Antwort observed the burning of books on May 10 in the Opernplatz in Berlin. The only copies of Niemann's pre-neo-nihilist works 'Kvatsch', 'Mist' and 'Eier' were consumed in the blaze. Niemann and Antwort produced the group's manifesto, 'Das Nichts, und was es bedeutet', in the form of a rice-paper pamphlet, in June 1933. On the 10th of June, Niemann and Antwort were arrested in front of the Reichstag, when they gave an unauthorised perfomance in front of several people, wherein each of the two poets ate half of the pamphlet. Later works published included: Antwort's '10,000 x 0', a thirty two page work consisting of the word 'null' potato-printed in ink; the same poet's 'Nichts' consisting of a hand-written manuscript of blank paper and Niemann's Meisterstueck 'Absolut Nichts' which consisted of absolutely nothing at all. Both poets moved to the United States in 1939, Antwort died of septicaemia caused by an ingrown toenail shortly afterward. Niemann married a Native American in New Mexico. He died aged 99 after fathering an illegitimate child, now writing his own poetry under the name Crackersville.

Crackers! I never meta-nihilist I didn't like.