Fantastic Day

Fantastic Day

Ken Bolton

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Ebook Alchemy Pty Ltd
Año de edición:
2022
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9781922571236
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’in one case I want poetry to do some of the work of philosophy, or at least of thought. In the other I just (’just’) want them to be aesthetically terrific - organized abstractly or musically, so as to be abstract and musical’’...bitchy, dreamy, acute ... a deeply serious - & witty & almost self-cancelling - consciousness at work’ - Lyn McCredden’philosophical rigor and lyric enthusiasm - one of the most distinctive voices in Australian poetry’ - John Forbes’The modesty and wit of the poems, even as they think ’grand’ thoughts, now seems to me central’ - Laurie Duggan'Excellent - cool.' - Amelia Dickins 3

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