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No Other Paradise

Autor Kurt Brown
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 mar 2010
"'I am going to keep death from entering this poem, ' Kurt Brown writes in No Other Paradise . These masterful poems are taut with the power of the unspoken. Their urgency is visceral. If the problem of our century is Hegel's dilemma of cognition and the will--the more we know, the less we can act--Brown is searching for a knowledge so imm
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781597094887
ISBN-10: 1597094889
Pagini: 88
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Ediția:1st Edition
Editura: Red Hen Press
Colecția Red Hen Press

Recenzii

"I am going to keep death from entering this poem," Kurt Brown writes in No Other Paradise. These masterful poems are taut with the power of the unspoken.Their urgency is visceral.  If the problem of our century is Hegel's dilemma of cognition and the will--the more we know, the less we can act--Brown is searching for a knowledge so immediate, so free of rhetoric, that our scary responsibilities will open the world up rather than paralyzing us. With a clear eye, zapping wit, and a mind haunted by the unfathomable future, Brown is creating fascinating poetry whose horizons lie far beyond the self. No Other Paradise leaves us in that strangest, richest moment, the human present. --D. Nurkse

"At the climax of Kurt Brown's evocative meditations on everything from nature and news to baloney, there is his astonishing title poem. A walk through a teeming cityscape inhabited by the memorable likes of Miss Donna, 'Mystical Astrologist,' this Whitmanesque celebration of the turbulent here-and-now powerfully conveys Brown's vision of the fleeting, sensory moment, a view summed up in his echoing line: don't let go.
- Kimiko Hahn

Notă biografică

Kurt Brown founded of the Aspen Writers' Conference, and  Writers' Conferences & Centers (a national association of directors). His poems have appeared in many literary periodicals, and he is the editor of several anthologies including Blues for Bill, for the late William Matthews, from University of Akron Press and his newest (with Harold Schechter), Conversation Pieces: Poems that Talk to Other Poems from Alfred A. Knopf, Everyman’s Library Pocket Poets Series. He is the author of six chapbooks and four full-length collections of poetry, including Return of the Prodigals, More Things in Heaven and Earth, Fables from the Ark, and Future Ship. A collection of the poems of Flemish poet Herman de Coninck entitled The Plural of Happiness, which he and his wife translated, was released in the Field Translation Series in 2006.

Cuprins

Table of Contents
 1.  The Known World / 2Fire Sermon / 4Nocturne / 6Address to My Mother / 8Emergency / 9Mortal Message / 10Knowledge and Ignorance / 12Living with the News / 13Prime Time / 14Carnal Echo / 15Somebody Else / 17Whatever It Takes / 18Urban Incident / 19Baloney / 20  2.“Anonymous French Nude” / 22Snapshot / 23Counting the Faces / 24Slow Reader / 25Sanctum / 26Three Below / 28Driving Through a Sandstorm / 30Secrets / 32Avenue / 34River / 35Pond / 37When I Read the Words / 38Nihilist / 39Work / 40   3. We’d Love to Hear from You / 42How I Would Do It / 44The Expedition / 45This City / 46Vision / 47Full Speed Ahead / 48Any Moment / 50Revolution / 51Redux / 52In Paradise / 53A Few Things to Remember / 54Nature Like Humanity / 55Day Moon / 56Late Night Radio / 57 4. No Other Paradise / 59