New Orleans: A Writer's City: Imagining Cities
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781316512067
ISBN-10: 1316512061
Pagini: 314
Dimensiuni: 161 x 235 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Seria Imagining Cities
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1316512061
Pagini: 314
Dimensiuni: 161 x 235 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Seria Imagining Cities
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Introduction; 1. Royal Street – A masked ball: Between canal and esplanade; 2. St. Claude Avenue – Hard times and good children: The Lower 9th Ward – Desire – St. Roch – Bywater; 3. Esplanade Avenue – Escape routes: The Marigny – The 7th Ward – Bayou St. John; 4. Basin Street – Memory and music: Congo Square – Storyville – Tremé; 5. St. Charles Avenue – Blood and money: The Garden District – The Irish Channel – The University District – Central City; 6. Outskirts – Writing through loss.
Recenzii
'A thoughtful, comprehensive stations-of-the-cross journey through the literary history and traditions of a city that has done more, pound for pound, to create our American culture than any other. If you love New Orleans, you need this compendium in your library. If you don't love New Orleans, there is something wrong with you and this volume is as valuable a medicinal as a Wild Tchoupitoulas album, a Zulu golden coconut or the middle section of the menu at Mosca's.' David Simon, The Wire and Tremé
'Dazzling in depth and breadth, this book sings with the voices of those who have been moved to create art about New Orleans, from Walt Whitman to Zora Neale Hurston to Beyonce to Maurice Carlos Ruffin. An outstanding endeavor, for anyone who loves New Orleans, anyone who loves literature, and of course, for anyone who loves both.' Jesmyn Ward, two-time winner of the National Book Award
'T. R. Johnson has summoned a parade of ghosts from a town that has always been made of memories, dreams, and shadows. They dance through these pages and down these old streets, story by story, generation by generation, far into the night. Johnson makes it joy to follow along.' Rickie Lee Jones, Two-time Grammy Winner
'In this insightful volume, T. R. Johnson analyzes New Orleans writers, past and present, by where they lived—their streets, neighborhoods, and neighbors. What results is a fascinating exploration of the roles played by local inspiration and social propinquity in the creation of literature—and confirmation that New Orleans is, indeed, a world unto itself.' Richard Campanella, two-time winner of the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Book-of-the-Year-Award
'A nuanced and captivating literary geography of one of the world's truly unique places.' Ladee Hubbard, Guggenheim Fellow
'If you only read one book about New Orleans, make it this one. Because if you do, you'll go on to read many more books about the city. T. R. Johnson, who has read them all, gives you a hundred possible entry points. If you already know your way around New Orleans, you'll be intrigued by the way he spatializes the city's literature, taking it neighborhood by neighborhood, making any number of surprising connections as he glides through a dizzying panorama of writing - yes, including music - that has emerged out of this world-historic treasure of a city in the three centuries since it first rose out of the swamp.' Ned Sublette, Guggenheim Fellow, historian, composer, film-maker, and Afro-Pop Worldwide radio producer
'Much of what I know about New Orleans and its literature, I learned from T. R. Johnson. In this book, he distills a lifetime's worth of knowledge into a compulsively readable and richly rewarding guide to the city and its literary culture, perfect for visitors, but also for aficionados, who will be reminded that, in New Orleans, there's always another layer to uncover.' Zachary Lazar, Winner of the John Updike Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters
'The book shows how New Orleans and its literature both grow together, feeding off each other . . . a masterpiece in its architecture and its scope.' Counterpunch
'Dazzling in depth and breadth, this book sings with the voices of those who have been moved to create art about New Orleans, from Walt Whitman to Zora Neale Hurston to Beyonce to Maurice Carlos Ruffin. An outstanding endeavor, for anyone who loves New Orleans, anyone who loves literature, and of course, for anyone who loves both.' Jesmyn Ward, two-time winner of the National Book Award
'T. R. Johnson has summoned a parade of ghosts from a town that has always been made of memories, dreams, and shadows. They dance through these pages and down these old streets, story by story, generation by generation, far into the night. Johnson makes it joy to follow along.' Rickie Lee Jones, Two-time Grammy Winner
'In this insightful volume, T. R. Johnson analyzes New Orleans writers, past and present, by where they lived—their streets, neighborhoods, and neighbors. What results is a fascinating exploration of the roles played by local inspiration and social propinquity in the creation of literature—and confirmation that New Orleans is, indeed, a world unto itself.' Richard Campanella, two-time winner of the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Book-of-the-Year-Award
'A nuanced and captivating literary geography of one of the world's truly unique places.' Ladee Hubbard, Guggenheim Fellow
'If you only read one book about New Orleans, make it this one. Because if you do, you'll go on to read many more books about the city. T. R. Johnson, who has read them all, gives you a hundred possible entry points. If you already know your way around New Orleans, you'll be intrigued by the way he spatializes the city's literature, taking it neighborhood by neighborhood, making any number of surprising connections as he glides through a dizzying panorama of writing - yes, including music - that has emerged out of this world-historic treasure of a city in the three centuries since it first rose out of the swamp.' Ned Sublette, Guggenheim Fellow, historian, composer, film-maker, and Afro-Pop Worldwide radio producer
'Much of what I know about New Orleans and its literature, I learned from T. R. Johnson. In this book, he distills a lifetime's worth of knowledge into a compulsively readable and richly rewarding guide to the city and its literary culture, perfect for visitors, but also for aficionados, who will be reminded that, in New Orleans, there's always another layer to uncover.' Zachary Lazar, Winner of the John Updike Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters
'The book shows how New Orleans and its literature both grow together, feeding off each other . . . a masterpiece in its architecture and its scope.' Counterpunch
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Descriere
This book traces the major writing of New Orleans through its five most famous streets as well as its outskirts.