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The Determined Days de Philip Stephens

The Determined Days: Sewanee Writers'

Autor Philip Stephens
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 mai 2000
The latest in the Sewanee Writer's Series published by the Overlook Press, Philip Stephens's The Determined Days presents far-ranging urban and rural locales in the Midwest, the Ozarks and northern California. In each of these bleak landscapes, Stephens introduces us to a host of unforgettable characters: a former gravedigger who believes ghosts stole his first-born: a young couple forced to stay the night at a motel run by a pornography-watching desk clerk: a woman haunted by a headless deer; a gang of railroad signalmen who get through their exhausting workdays by telling stories, arguing, and vying for what power they can gain in an indifferent world.

Throughout this stunning collection, characters tell tales to bring order to their disappointing and already-determined days. Ironic, sometimes tragic, and always provocative, The Determined Days is a startling reevaluation of the ideas of labor, life, and relationships -- as well as the expectations of contemporary American poetry.

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ISBN-13: 9781585670147
ISBN-10: 1585670146
Pagini: 92
Dimensiuni: 140 x 211 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Overlook Press
Seria Sewanee Writers'

Notă biografică

Philip Stephens is the author of the poetry collection The Determined Days, which was a finalist for the PEN Center USA West Literary Award. His work as appeared in The Oxford American, Southwest Review, and Bomb, among other publications, as well as in Da Capo Best Music Writing 2004. He lives with his wife and sons in Kansas City, Missouri.

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In this remarkable debut collection of poems in the tradition of Browning and Frost, characters tell tales to bring order to their disappointing and already determined days, offering a startling evaluation of the ideas of labor, life, and relationships.