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9780971865921

Ghostwood

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  • ISBN13:

    9780971865921

  • ISBN10:

    0971865922

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-05-01
  • Publisher: Melville House
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Summary

"The sonnet, the phoenix of poetry, burns and rises in Star Black...molten and malleable [she] expands syntax and compresses discourse, pulsing at the brink of 21st century poetics...With only the straps of her rhymes to hang on to, she daresand flies." Molly Peacock Defying trends by writing scrupulously sculpted poems that revel in form and are unabashedly beautiful, playful and smart, Star Black, one of the most popular poets in the New York poetry scene, kicks off Melville House Publishing's NEW YORK POETS SERIES by focusing her edgy intellect on the sonnet. Her collection Ghostwood presents 48 chiseled gems that show off the many reasons why she is considered one of the leading practitioners of the sonnet writing in English today. Black's poems celebrate nature as well as life in the city. They link touching characters and explore the boundaries of love. They keen in grief and angeras in her searing poem about the WTC attacks, "Perfect Weather"and they bound into hope, as in the quirky beauty, "Asylum." In short, Blackwho is also renowned as a photo-journalist whose work has appeared regularly in The New York Times and elsewhereis the perfect example of the kind of poet highlighted by the NEW YORK POETS SERIES: a poets' poet who also has a huge popular following in Manhattan, and whose work is ready to be appreciated by a larger international audience.

Author Biography

STAR BLACK is a world-renowned photo-journalist operating out of her mid-Manhattan home. She is co-founder of the wildly popular poetry reading series at the KGB Bar in Manhattan's East Village, and the author of four books of poems: Double Time, Waterworn, October for Idas, and Balefire.

Table of Contents

September Eleventh
Perfect Weather
17(2)
Asylum
19(1)
Atonement
20(1)
Skyscapers
21(4)
Loosestrife
Tableland
25(1)
Urchins
26(1)
Nebulous
27(1)
Beloved
28(1)
Moebius
29(1)
Barter
30(1)
Weed-Deep
31(1)
`Ore `Ere `Ore
32(1)
Courting Oriane
33(1)
Labor Day Lost
34(1)
Sunburst
35(1)
Ruffled
36(1)
Noir Nights
37(1)
Edge of Spring
38(1)
Riposte
39(4)
Overcast
Galligaskins
43(1)
Comfort
44(1)
Sweet Demise
45(1)
Faint Fervor
46(1)
Threshold
47(1)
Auto-Autumn
48(1)
Redolent Wiles
49(1)
Mock Orange
50(1)
November More
51(1)
Oil Birds
52(1)
Glory
53(1)
Wombward
54(5)
The Keyhole Garden
The Keyhole Garden
59(1)
Feather-Flown
60(1)
Easy Company
61(1)
To A Friend Writing A Memoir
62(1)
Daytripping
63(1)
Saving Money
64(1)
Beach Balm
65(1)
Swevens
66(1)
Springwood Espousal
67(1)
Rip Rap
68(1)
Mesa Mischief
69(1)
Right On
70(1)
Birdbath
71(1)
Laying Low
72(1)
``There Is Only Sun, Sunstrife and Sea''
73(4)
About the Poet 77

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