Poetry. Asian American Studies. "Hung Q. Tu's poetic modules are not 'pieces' in the traditional sense--that is, staged, subjectively actored and assumedly audienced, they are more like an intelligent arraying of graffiti that you'd run into in a modern city's sub-throughway, perhaps a bit run-down, but with a shiny glass building across the street..."--Rodrigo Toscano. "Hung Q. Tu's poems push the mind into a nest of steel rods all hitting the surface of an unknown shape at the same moment: political and quotidian, in language demotic and arcane they acutely render the beauty of scorn"--Tom Raworth.
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Poetry. Asian American Studies. "Hung Q. Tu's poetic modules are not 'pieces' in the traditional sense--that is, staged, subjectively actored and assumedly audienced, they are more like an intelligent arraying of graffiti that you'd run into in a modern city's sub-throughway, perhaps a bit run-down, but with a shiny glass building across the street..."--Rodrigo Toscano. "Hung Q. Tu's poems push the mind into a nest of steel rods all hitting the surface of an unknown shape at the same moment: political and quotidian, in language demotic and arcane they acutely render the beauty of scorn"--Tom Raworth.
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Librería: Fahrenheit's Books, Denver, CO, Estados Unidos de America
Softcover. Condición: Near Very Good. First Edition. Presumed first printing with NAP, trade paperback, has pulls to the binding at the title page and second to last page, but remains solid. The book also has bumps with a touch of peeling to the spine ends and cover corners, light rubbing with staining and a touch of toned offsetting to the covers, peeling to the laminate at the fore edge of the back cover, and bubbling to the laminate along the spine. Overall, a Near Very Good copy. Nº de ref. del artículo: 214262
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