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Hollow Log Lounge

Name: Hollow Log Lounge
Brand: University of Illinois Press
SKU: 04869096
Price: 11.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: R.T. Smith
ISBN: 9780252071379

Poems

R.T. Smith

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04869096

Publishers University of Illinois Press, July 2003

'This is no fairy tale. It's all fantastic and bizarre and true. It's my life, a raspy song, that so... Full description

Libristo code: 04869096

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'This is no fairy tale. It's all fantastic and bizarre and true. It's my life, a raspy song, that sounds better if you sing along'. The men and women who live and work near Opelika, Alabama, gather at the Hollow Log Lounge. There, under the watchful eye of the stuffed fox behind the bar, they unload their gripes and worries, tell their stories, argue, joke, commune, complain, and confess. In this collection of poems, R. T. Smith paints a vividly imagined portrait of the community in this small-town bar, capturing the chorus of the patrons' voices echoing off the knotted wood-paneled walls. Smith's stand-in, Sam Buckhannon, scribbles stories heard and overheard as tongues loosened by liquor spin out monologues in which southern idiom and vernacular seem perfectly at home within the constraints of measured verse.