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A Better Place Is Hard to Find

Name: A Better Place Is Hard to Find
Brand: SONG CAVE
SKU: 33545864
Price: 20.67 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: FAGAN AARON
ISBN: 9781734035155

FAGAN AARON

Jezik

Angleščina

Knjiga Mehka

Koda Libristo: 33545864

Založba SONG CAVE, oktober 2020

"Witty, inventive, surprising, uplifting, but also drawn to probe the darker recesses of the human p... Celoten opis

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"Witty, inventive, surprising, uplifting, but also drawn to probe the darker recesses of the human psyche, the poems collected here reveal Aaron Fagan at his most compelling." -Mark Ford

"Revealing the profusion of life "Where silence / And all possible / Outcomes bathe // In simultaneity," the poems in Aaron Fagan's astonishing third collection, A Better Place Is Hard to Find, carefully tune their lines, breaks and turns of phrase to the acoustics of the author's lived experience. A master of giving shape to thought, Fagan's absorbing poems about love, relationships, philosophy, and his personal history reveal the intimate function poetry can hold in the course of examining one's life.
Aaron Fagan was born in Rochester, New York, in 1973 and educated at Hampshire College and Syracuse University. He has published two previous collections of poetry, Garage (Salt, 2007) and Echo Train (Salt, 2010), and is a poetry editor for Music & Literature."