5 Ergebnisse.

In these radiant destabilizations of language, Dan Kaplan's 2.4.18 sizzles within the lineage of extraction books like Annie Dillard's Mornings Like This, Mary Ruefle's A Little White Shadow, and Srikanth Reddy's Voyager.

As I was reading Instant Killer Wig, the thought occurred to me that the book might simply-"poof"-disappear in my hands, because the poems got into my head-the way they shape shift through all the angles of uncertainty while seeking stasis in a time when the world is literally melting away underneath us. Our shapes and figures will never be united, if we want to be honest about it, and that's what these poems are: honest-yet at the same time, ...

The Religious Cultures of Dutch Jewry presents a variety of religious belief and practice from the early modern period until today. Dutch Jewry was a meeting place of Jews of various origins and a microcosm of essential changes in Jewish history.

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A chicken in orbit, an armless orchestra, all manner of objects wobbly and surreal, dire and dear, inhabit this haggard landscape of non-stop linguistic playfulness that translates into a lifelike postmodern everyman whose languagey bits coalesce long enough to give voice to this unforgettable complaint.--Robin Behn.