Harm.
Harm.
Steve Willard
Series: New California Poetry
Copyright Date: 2007
Edition: 1
Published by: University of California Press
Pages: 77
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Harm.
Book Description:

This debut volume establishes Steve Willard as a true original, an artist whose kinetic sense of wordplay is deft, smart, and unfailingly provocative. Intended to be read in repeated passes, these poems are Cubist in feel, multifaceted in syntax, and brilliant in coloration. By turns disjunctive, narrative, plaintive, and disruptive,Harm.makes use of a wide formal range in reaching toward its ambition, which is nothing short of reclaiming lost human potentiality from current norms. Syntax flexes and the world is refigured, observed as if through a different camera's open aperture, drawing the reader to a new and transformative interior landscape.

eISBN: 978-0-520-94023-9
Subjects: Language & Literature
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  1. Front Matter
    Front Matter (pp. [i]-[iv])
  2. Table of Contents
    Table of Contents (pp. [v]-2)
  3. I
    I (pp. 5-10)
  4. II
    II (pp. 13-28)
  5. III
    III (pp. 31-38)
  6. IV
    IV (pp. 41-50)
  7. V
    V (pp. 53-68)
  8. Acknowledgments
    Acknowledgments (pp. 69-69)
  9. Back Matter
    Back Matter (pp. 70-70)
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