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CADABRA (CARNEGIE MELLON POETRY SERIES) By Dan Rosenberg
Item specificsCondition Very Good Seller Notes Pre-owned book in very good condition. Please see the photos of the book to see its condition. ISBN-10 0887485979 Publication Name Carnegie Mellon University Press Type Paperback ISBN 9780887485978 EAN 9780887485978 Book Title Cadabra Item Length 8.6in. Publisher Carnegie Mellon University Press Publication Year 2015 Format Trade Paperback Language English Item Height 0.2in. Author Dan Rosenberg Genre Poetry Topic General Item Width 5.6in. Item Weight 4.8 Oz Number of Pages 72 Pages About this productProduct InformationIn this striking collection, the world is offered up in miniature, each poem torqued with the energy of doves trapped in a top hat. With these snapshot poems, Rosenberg reminds us that to face the beloved is to disappear. The taut lyrics of this book suggest a self-interrogation that is at the same time an investigation into our culture at large. Product IdentifiersPublisher Carnegie Mellon University Press ISBN-10 0887485979 ISBN-13 9780887485978 Product ID (ePID) 207771464 Product Key FeaturesBook Title Cadabra Format Trade Paperback Language English Topic General Publication Year 2015 Genre Poetry Number of Pages 72 Pages DimensionsItem Length 8.6in. Item Height 0.2in. Item Width 5.6in. Item Weight 4.8 Oz Additional Product FeaturesReviews [These] poems-swift, judicious, perpetually alert-chart the marvelous vantages within daily particulars, cusps, close listening. A master of quickened lulls ('in pursuit / of paradise I'm still,' he writes, and I feel the wild, stunned presence of eternity-in-an-afternoon), Rosenberg is among poetry's most attentive naturalists of the instant., "[These] poems-swift, judicious, perpetually alert-chart the marvelous vantages within daily particulars, cusps, close listening. A master of quickened lulls ('in pursuit / of paradise I'm still,' he writes, and I feel the wild, stunned presence of eternity-in-an-afternoon), Rosenberg is among poetry's most attentive naturalists of the instant."-Zach Savich |