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Particle and Wave

English · Paperback / Softback

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The evening beyond each chain-lit match seemed to crouch in the shapes of houses, then rose to play havoc in a veil of dogwoods. Based on a logic that considers the atomic symbol an improvised phoneme, this book is keenly attuned to the qualities of voice and concerned with how these improvisations fall on the listening ear.

About the author

Benjamin Landry is a Meijer Post-MFA Fellow at the University of Michigan and the author of An Ocean Away. He lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Summary

The evening beyond each chain-lit match seemed to crouch in the shapes of houses, then rose to play havoc in a veil of dogwoods. Based on a logic that considers the atomic symbol an improvised phoneme, this book is keenly attuned to the qualities of voice and concerned with how these improvisations fall on the listening ear.

Product details

Authors Benjamin Landry, Landry Benjamin
Publisher University Of Chicago Press
 
Content Book
Product form Paperback / Softback
Publication date 28.02.2014
Subject Fiction > Poetry, drama > Poetry
 
EAN 9780226096193
ISBN 978-0-226-09619-3
Pages 72
 
Series Phoenix Poets (Paperback)
Phoenix Poets
Phoenix Poets Series PP (CHUP)
Phoenix Poets (CHUP)
Subjects POETRY / General
Poetry by individual poets
Poetry / poems by individual poets
 

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