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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Philip Fried continues experimenting with different registers of language, technical jargon, and a variety of literary and non-literary forms, ranging from sonnet, ballad, acrostic, and villanelle to press release and report. His witty and compassionate work takes on a new urgency, however, as he focuses on our alarming present situation. Dealing with such topical themes as mass shootings, nuclear gamesmanship, and threats to democracy, Frieds poems reveal a struggle for meaningful expression when meaning itself is under attack. In the section giving its title to the book, reports on an extraterrestrial society hold up a mirror to our own culture. In Among the Gliesians, Philip Fried continues experimenting with different registers of language, technical jargon, and a variety of literary and non-literary forms, ranging from sonnet, ballad, acrostic, and villanelle to press release and report. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Cohort, with its three-poem introduction and book-length sonnet sequence, draws inspiration from the sonnet's origins to update it for the Digital Age. Linked from its earliest days with legal proceedings and a modern psychology of conflicted love, the sonnet held together what wanted to fly apart. Petrarch miniaturized the standoff of forces in the oxymorons he used to characterize his divided emotions - sick health and freezing fire. Acknowledging this tradition of warring but tightly bound forces, Fried re-conceives the contemporary sonnet as an arena where fragments of self and samples of lingo play off against one another. And colouring these contests is a love intrigue that implicates the reader."Tense with dark wit and wild originality, Cohort, Philip Fried's eagerly-awaited new book, opens exciting territory where poems haven't dared to venture-the toxic side of the Information Age as it veers out of control. With a sharp eye for the mythic in the utterly contemporary, and a Swiftian deadpan, Fried creates a world of Babylonian flow-charts, ocean treadmills, Turing and Tiresias, the computer and the deposed god. It's a thrill to see the classic sonnet, with its volta and envoi, its echoes of lovers' quarrels, retuned to an age of chaos theory, protocols and strategies turned loose from all rational context, white noise, and endless war."D. NurksePhilip Fried, a New York-based poet and little-magazine editor, has published three previous books of poetry: Mutual Trespasses (1988); Quantum Genesis (1997), which A.R. Ammons called "a major new testament"; and Big Men Speaking to Little Men (Salmon, 2006), which - said Marilyn Hacker - "represents much of what I admire in contemporary American poetry. . . ." Fried also collaborated with his wife, the fine-art photographer Lynn Saville, on a volume combining her nocturnal photographs with poetry from around the world. He is also the founder of The Manhattan Review, an international journal that for three decades has published the best in Anglophone poetry and translations. A book-length sonnet sequence, drawing inspiration from the sonnet's origins and updating it for the Digital Age. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. as new unused.

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. as new unused.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Philip Fried's Squaring the Circle is humorous and yet also mysterious in its evocation of esoteric physics and theology. The title poem presents a mystic/scientific quest for an impossible geometry as both a vaudevillian historical catastrophe and a way of understanding God. Throughout, Fried uses pastiche and the mashup of texts to explore historical moments and personal history. Behind its many forms and approaches, however, the book conveys the strong sense of a persona"the feeling, as Stanley Kunitz once said, that the poet has imagined a person who could write these poems. A collection of poems that is humorous and yet also mysterious in its evocation of esoteric physics and theology. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Big Men Speaking to Little Men begins in World War II Atlanta, Georgia, as the poet's birth is punctuated by a home run swatted out of a local stadium. That baseball hangs in the mythic Southern sky and simultaneously arcs forward into the poet's historical time. As the book unfolds, myth and history haunt such true and imagined places as a Hudson Valley high school where Ralph Waldo Emerson is reincarnated as a science teacher, a Bronx apartment where a small boy becomes a mirror to please his mother, and a Paris square where Victor Hugo plays hopscotch to achieve utopia. Throughout, Philip Fried explores with humor and compassion the intersection of personal myth and historical moment. He listens for the dialogue between "big men" and "little men" that helps define the self in history and the history of the self."Philip Fried has the voice of an affectionate ironist and the wry ways of an urbane wit; but what Philip Fried also employs in this collection is an almost surgically keen deftness for giving us back the awful beauty of human circumstance. Some of the images here, quite literally, made me gasp with delight."Phyllis Tickle"Philip Fried's new book represents much of what I admire in contemporary American poetry. Multi-layered but never opaque, these poems move gracefully from forest to subway, from a suburban drive-in to the Rodin museum, from post-war discovery to pre-war doubt. Fried's is a Jamesian view of this country and other places, where history is a companion at almost every table, an observer in the schoolroom, in the next seat at the theatre, where wit is tinged with tragedy and vice versa."Marilyn Hacker"The poet invites us to consider that 'the universe may have been / someone's orchard overgrown / now with herbs and loosestrife.' This beautiful suggestion is characteristic of a collection which opens doors to a world we thought we knew but now discover to be a stranger yet wiser environment where we discover new selves, sharing, in Fried's words, 'a mind / that everyone has, / that no one has.'Penelope Shuttle"Philip Fried's poems go extraordinarily deep, with such a light touch - Big Men Speaking to Little Men is a delight but also a zeitgeist exploration of stunning originality and scope. Fried can move effortlessly from Victor Hugo to Freud, but there's nothing cerebral about the unnerving world he evokes, where 'everywhere we go the chairs / worship in the empty cathedrals'; it's the world we've been living in without knowing it. 'The Death of the Watchman', 'Family Is a Stand of Talking Trees' - these are poems that define an arc, an ambitious engagement with the unknown. Fried's new book is a gentle but razor-sharp introduction to our new century."D. NurksePhilip Fried is a New York-based poet, magazine editor, and poetry advocate. Fried's poems have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, including Poetry After 9-11: An Anthology of New York Poets. His two previous books of poetry are Mutual Trespasses (1988) and Quantum Genesis (1997), which A.R. Ammons called "a major new testament." In addition to being a poet, Fried is the founding editor of The Manhattan Review, an international poetry journal that critics have called "excellent" and "lively." And he collaborated with his wife, the fine-art photographer Lynn Saville, on a volume combining her nocturnal photographs with poetry from around the world: Acquainted with the Night (Rizzoli, 1997). Finally, as a poetry advocate, Fried organized a successful nationwide campaign to increase the number and quality of poetry reviews in The New York Times. A collection of poems by New York-based poet, Philip Fried, who is also the founding editor of The Manhattan R Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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