Mystery Ghazal,
2012
Rollins College
Mystery Ghazal, Lindsay Marianna Walker
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
The General And Josephine,
2012
Rollins College
The General And Josephine, Lindsay Marianna Walker
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Renaissance Willows,
2012
Rollins College
Renaissance Willows, David St. John
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Instructions For Imaginary Videogames,
2012
Rollins College
Instructions For Imaginary Videogames, Erik Meyer
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
At The New York State Museum,
2012
Rollins College
At The New York State Museum, Erin Elizabeth Smith
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Syncope,
2012
Rollins College
Hc Svnt Dracones,
2012
Rollins College
The History Of Costume,
2012
Rollins College
The History Of Costume, Courtney Druz
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Histories,
2012
Rollins College
Elephants,
2012
Rollins College
The Etymology Of An Embrace,
2012
Rollins College
The Etymology Of An Embrace, Don Zirilli
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
A Story Reconstructed By Witnesses,
2012
Rollins College
A Story Reconstructed By Witnesses, Don Zirilli
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Adultery—Hudson, Ny,
2012
Rollins College
Adultery—Hudson, Ny, Patricia Smith
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
Prop Rockery,
2012
The University of Akron
Prop Rockery, Emily Rosko
University of Akron Press Publications
Art is about something the way a cat is about the house," says Allen Grossman. This is abundantly true of Emily Rosko's poems in Prop Rockery, a condition she defines with a quote from King Lear: "a looped and windowed raggedness." And while this condition is "pretend," and these poems are indeed virtuoso performances, the despair, loneliness, lies, and miscommunication they examine are as real as anything in art. Parataxis and fragments meet rhyme and chewy-on-the-tongue Anglo Saxon diction at the axis of postmodern irony. Prop Rockery explodes in your mouth-no sugar, plenty of bite. -Natasha Sajé, author of …
Alvaro Mutis: La Última Escala Del Tramp Steamer,
2012
Providence College
Alvaro Mutis: La Última Escala Del Tramp Steamer, Nathalie Pauner
INTI: Revista de literatura hispánica
No abstract provided.
Diamela Eltit: Vaca Sagrada,
2012
Providence College
Diamela Eltit: Vaca Sagrada, Guillermo Garcia-Corales
INTI: Revista de literatura hispánica
No abstract provided.
Imaginary You,
2012
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Imaginary You, Joshua A. Ware
Department of English: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
Imaginary You is a multi-genre collection subdivided into three sections: “Impossible Motels,” “Imaginary Portraits,” and “Writing through Nightwood.” One of the manuscript’s main concerns is the exploration of an in-between space formed by the conflation of real and imagined experience. More specifically, the writing puts pressure on Wallace Stevens’ aphorisms, as stated in his Adagia, that “In poetry at least the imagination must not detach itself from reality,” and “The final belief is to believe in a fiction, which you know to be a fiction, there being nothing else. The exquisite truth is to know that it is a …
A Face To Meet The Faces: An Anthology Of Contemporary Persona Poetry,
2012
The University of Akron
A Face To Meet The Faces: An Anthology Of Contemporary Persona Poetry, Stacey Lynn Brown, Oliver De La Paz
University of Akron Press Publications
The literary tradition of persona, of writing poems in voices or from perspectives other than the poet’s own, is ancient in origin and contemporary in practice. The embodiment of different voices is not only a dramatic and creative moment, but also a moment of true empathy, as the author moves beyond his or her own margins to fully inhabit the character, personality, and mindset of another human being. While there are a great number of poems written in persona, both historically as well as in the modern poetic landscape, there are no anthologies currently in existence that collect and celebrate …
(‘Cat On Spec’),
2012
Rollins College
(‘Cat On Spec’), Nina Zammit-Zorn
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
The Moscow Linguistic Circle (Not To Be Confused With The Prague Linguistic Circle),
2012
Rollins College
The Moscow Linguistic Circle (Not To Be Confused With The Prague Linguistic Circle), Christophe Casamassina
SPECS journal of art and culture
No abstract provided.
