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Title: No Matter: Poems
Author: Prikryl, Jana
ISBN: 9781984825117
Publisher: Tim Duggan Books
Published: 2019
Binding: Quality
Language: English
Condition: New
Poetry 1210063
Publisher Description:
An urgent, visionary collection of poems from the author of The After Party "One of the most original voices of her generation."--James Wood NAMED ONE OF THE BEST POETRY BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY THE NEW YORK TIMES AND THE PARIS REVIEW Jana Prikryl's No Matter guides the reader through cities--remembered and imagined--toppling past the point of decline and fall. Conjured by voices alternately ardent, caustic, grieving, but always watchful, these soliloquies move from free verse through sonnets and invented forms, insisting that every demolition builds something new and unforeseen. In reactionary times, these poems say, we each have a responsibility to use our imagination. No Matter is an elegy for our ongoing moment, when what seemed permanent suddenly appears to be on the brink of disappearing.
Author: Prikryl, Jana
ISBN: 9781984825117
Publisher: Tim Duggan Books
Published: 2019
Binding: Quality
Language: English
Condition: New
Poetry 1210063
Publisher Description:
An urgent, visionary collection of poems from the author of The After Party "One of the most original voices of her generation."--James Wood NAMED ONE OF THE BEST POETRY BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY THE NEW YORK TIMES AND THE PARIS REVIEW Jana Prikryl's No Matter guides the reader through cities--remembered and imagined--toppling past the point of decline and fall. Conjured by voices alternately ardent, caustic, grieving, but always watchful, these soliloquies move from free verse through sonnets and invented forms, insisting that every demolition builds something new and unforeseen. In reactionary times, these poems say, we each have a responsibility to use our imagination. No Matter is an elegy for our ongoing moment, when what seemed permanent suddenly appears to be on the brink of disappearing.
