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Macular Hole

Name: Macular Hole
Brand: University Press of New England
SKU: 08017581
Price: 14.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Catherine Wagner
ISBN: 9780974090917

Catherine Wagner

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08017581

Publishers University Press of New England, May 2004

Catherine Wagner's poems have elicited resounding, answering calls from several continents. "These a... Full description

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Catherine Wagner's poems have elicited resounding, answering calls from several continents. "These are poems of sex and identity, poems of spleen and craving, poems of grim energy and outspoken crisis. I love them. I am bored by so many of America's new bloods but this woman can write. Her neo-surreal vision and neo-dada attitude are matched by an exceptional feel for the magic of simple language - her poems organically grow down the page without effort, every line seeming right. She manages this by infusing every new image (and every repetition) with a corresponding voice posture. Very American, very urban, very modern and yet harking back to the best 'beat' legacies." - Josephine Ebert, U.K. poetry critic. Here in the United States, Rae Armantrout has this to say: "Jack Spicer's Martians are back, but now they're talking wild girl-talk. In Catherine Wagner's Miss America, public and private collide in a new way, like matter and anti-matter. This is a conflagration. 'That is damage talk,' she says, 'Want to watch me/Make it.' And I do. In fact, if I died, I might want to come back as Catherine Wagner."