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Partially Excited States: Wisconsin Poetry Series

Autor Charles Hood
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 mar 2017
Charles Hood shows us a strange and perplexing world that runs on sadness, microbrews, snack cakes, and inexplicable magic. Brimming with natural history and bright flashes of language, his poems focus on transformations. He takes us from Paleolithic caves to modern movie theaters, and along the way we fix time machines with Tom Hanks, enter a Rousseau painting, and collect diamonds from the moons of Neptune.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780299311643
ISBN-10: 0299311643
Pagini: 72
Dimensiuni: 178 x 229 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: University of Wisconsin Press
Colecția University of Wisconsin Press
Seria Wisconsin Poetry Series


Recenzii

"Simultaneously dazzling, playful, witty, goofy, hilarious, and profound, Partially Excited States carries us through our past into the present and even into our future somewhere in outer space. This is a mature book that manages to be idiosyncratic in its thinking but universal in its concerns." —Susan Mitchell

"These poems give us reality entire, ablaze with fires at once heavenly and infernal. This is a poet whose ecstasy and despair present two sides of the same blade, sharpened on a grim and gorgeous world." —Katharine Coles

"Darkly offbeat and witty verse." —Library Journal

"Whether wandering through Modern Art Museums, moseying about deserts with some beat poetry tucked under one arm, or sitting down at a National Science Foundation Center in Antarctica, it's clear that Hood has been soaking in all that he needs to rewire o

Notă biografică

Charles Hood is a writer of poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, a photographer, and an artist. His many books include Mouth; South x South; Río de Dios: 13 Histories of the Los Angeles River; The Half-Life of Salt: Voices of the Enola Gay; and Red Sky, Red Water: Powell on the Colorado. A longtime animal spotter, he has seen more than six hundred mammal species and more than five thousand species of wild birds. In his global travels, he has trekked to the South Pole, been lost in a Tibetan whiteout, and recovered from bubonic plague. He lives in Palmdale, California.

Cuprins

Acknowledgments
1. Invisible Terrain
                The Wand Chooses the Wizard
                How My Parents Died   
                Bois de Boulogne
                The Invention of Punctuation    
                State Insects 
                Bow Hunting in Nevada                
                All Males Die after Mating           
                Landscape Is Just            
                This Is Not an Ekphrastic Poem 
                The Life of Jasper Johns               
                Sargent Never Painted                 
                You’re Like This Girl in Lone Pine              
                Pelt Vault, Natural History Museum 
                Somewhere Near the Rental Car Counter 
                Street Trees of San Francisco 
                On the Island of the Not-So-Broken Poets          
                Ikea 
                Funeral Plans 
                The Dictionary of Artists’ Models 
                Magazine Tiger, Harper’s Bazaar
2. The History of Hell in America
                The History of Hell in America
3. Escape Velocity
                Sunrise on Mercury 
                Getting Home without Tom Hanks   
                The Earth as Seen from Earth 
                Mars with Fear and Dread: 
                                1. Phobos
                                2. Demos
                Another Thing That Happened 
                Journal Entry on the Way to Jupiter and Saturn
                One of the Nicer Moons of Jupiter 
                The History of Jupiter 4 (“Callisto”) 
                Saturn Times Saturn Divided by Saturn 
                Lassell of Bolton Discovers Triton 
                Neptune 7 (“Larissa”) 
                Voyager I Passes the Edge of the Solar System
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Descriere

Brimming with natural history and bright flashes of language, these poems take us from Paleolithic caves to modern movie theaters, and along the way we fix time machines with Tom Hanks, enter a Rousseau painting, and collect diamonds from the moons of Neptune.