Exploding Chippewas
Autor Mark Turcotteen Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 mai 2002
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780810151239
ISBN-10: 0810151235
Pagini: 83
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.15 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Northwestern University Press
Colecția Triquarterly
ISBN-10: 0810151235
Pagini: 83
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.15 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Northwestern University Press
Colecția Triquarterly
Recenzii
"Mark
Turcotte's
poetry
feels
like
something
brand
new
in
Native
American
literature,
like
the
first
step
of
an
original
and
aboriginal
journey.
There
are
no
forced
apologies
or
faux
confessions
here,
and
no
desperate
and
nostalgic
reaches
into
the
past.
Turcotte
is
very
present
in
these
powerful
and
playful
poems."
—Sherman
Alexie
"I
find
Mark
Turcotte's
work
to
be
very
harsh,
but
true.
In
an
age
where
false
sincerity
is
favored
over
art,
Turcotte's
work
is
a
corrective.
It
is
very
strong
and
has
won
me
as
a
fan."
—Jim
Harrison
"Mark
Turcotte's
work
is
powered
by
anger,
hilarity,
and
an
earthy
tenderness
that
grabs
the
heart
and
won't
let
go."
—Louise
Erdrich
Notă biografică
Mark
Turcotte
(b.
1958)
lived
his
early
years
on
North
Dakota's
Turtle
Mountain
Reservation
and
grew
up
in
and
around
Lansing,
Michigan.
He
now
lives
and
works
in
Fish
Creek,
Wisconsin.
Turcotte
was
the
recipient
of
the
First
Annual
Gwendolyn
Brooks
Open-Mic
Award.
He
was
a
Pushcart
Prize
nominee
in
1998
and
in
2000,
and
he
received
a
Lannan
Foundation
Literary
Completion
Grant
in
2001.
His
work
has
appeared
in
Prairie
Schooner,
Ploughshares,
and
Poetry,
among
other
publications,
and
in
1998
he
published
a
revised
edition
of
his
first
book,The
Feathered
Heart(Michigan
State
University
Press).
A
selection
of
his
poems
will
soon
appear
in
a
bilingual
French-English
edition
entitledLa
Chant
de
la
Route(La
Vague
Verte,
Paris).
Cuprins
I.
The
Back
When
Poems
Continue
Gravity
Visitation
Battlefield
Harvest
Away
Grow
Twist
Boom
Signal
Burn
Flood
Reflection
Motion
Call
Go
Draw
Contact
Near
Tell
Exit
Orbit
II. Road Noise
Election Day I
Road Noise I
Fists and Fingers Dream
Road Noise II
Election Day II
Road Noise III
Dust
Road Noise IV
The Waiting
Election Day III
Hands
III. Exploding Chippewas
No Pie
Meanwhile in America
Woman Calls Water
Now We Sleep
Mabel Never Tells White Men She Loves the Moon
Edgar Two Dogs and the Singing of the Razor Blades
My Blood is Better Than Your Blood
In the Dream-All-Night Laundromat
A Very Distant Drumming
Exploding Chippewas
Acknowledgments
Continue
Gravity
Visitation
Battlefield
Harvest
Away
Grow
Twist
Boom
Signal
Burn
Flood
Reflection
Motion
Call
Go
Draw
Contact
Near
Tell
Exit
Orbit
II. Road Noise
Election Day I
Road Noise I
Fists and Fingers Dream
Road Noise II
Election Day II
Road Noise III
Dust
Road Noise IV
The Waiting
Election Day III
Hands
III. Exploding Chippewas
No Pie
Meanwhile in America
Woman Calls Water
Now We Sleep
Mabel Never Tells White Men She Loves the Moon
Edgar Two Dogs and the Singing of the Razor Blades
My Blood is Better Than Your Blood
In the Dream-All-Night Laundromat
A Very Distant Drumming
Exploding Chippewas
Acknowledgments
Descriere
Everything
this
poet
touches
is
volatile-the
poet
himself,
the
people
and
world
around
him,
ideas
and
mythologies,
the
ghosts
of
memory
and
the
dream
of
possible
futures,
all
seem
to
burst
into
fragments.
Mark
Turcotte
uses
poetry
to
gather
up
the
pieces-the
shards
of
joy
and
grief,
peace
and
doubt,
strength
and
temptation,
questions
and
answers-as
he
tries
to
define
and
rediscover
what
is
lost
when
everyday
life
becomes
explosive.