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Everything is Strange

Name: Everything is Strange
Brand: Carcanet Press Ltd
SKU: 05117373
Price: 21.13 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Frank Kuppner
ISBN: 9781857540710

Frank Kuppner

Jezik

Angleščina

Knjiga Mehka

Koda Libristo: 05117373

Založba Carcanet Press Ltd, julij 1994

Everything is always strange in the poetry of Frank Kuppner. His first Carcanet book was a single po... Celoten opis

Koda Libristo: 05117373

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Everything is always strange in the poetry of Frank Kuppner. His first Carcanet book was a single poem, "A Bad Day for the Sung Dynasty" (1984, Poetry Book Society Recommendation) running to 511 Oriental Quatrains, a kind of Procrustean Bed of Ware accommodating a multitude of four-line feelings, experiments, jests and characters. Then came "The Intelligent Observation of Naked Women" (1987), with five substantial poems including the "Five Quartets" and much else besides. In the 1989 collection "Ridiculous, Absurd, Disgusting!", with its oblique glance at Rimbaud, he managed to include three poems, one in prose, one in verse, and one half-way between. "Everything is Strange" consists of two long works: the title poem and "In a Persian Garden".