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Paperback. Condición: Good. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Césaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander?s status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly?s Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!?Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines.??The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a ?lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality,? Will Alexander?s poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading?in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy?amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening ?Condoned to Disappearance,? a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing ?Imprecation as Mirage,? a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include ?Accessing Gertrude Bell,? a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; ?Deficits: Chaïm Soutine & Joan Miró,? in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and ?According to Stellar Scale,? a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander?s status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."?Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexander?s range?which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every?can be approximated as Aimé Césaire?s totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection?s quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."?Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France.??Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement?an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."?Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will?s texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract purity of their oceanic movements, sun-condensing, dissolving seemingly endless sight into a disappearing instant of the Miraculous. Divine Blue Light exists by what it exudes."?Carlos Lara, author of Like Bismuth When I Enter.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Césaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Chaïm Soutine and Joan Miró," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aimé Césaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Césaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Chaïm Soutine and Joan Miró," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aimé Césaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening 'Condoned to Disappearance,' a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935), the closing 'Imprecation as Mirage,' a poem channeling an apparently real Indonesian man, Taroon Kampoor, whose name spontaneously appeared in the poet's mind, and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the deconstructive maximalism of jazz saxophonist John Coltrane (1926-1967). Other key pieces include 'Accessing Gertrude Bell,' a critique of its titular subject (1868-1926), one of the architects of British Middle East policy and designers of the modern state of Iraq, 'Deficits: Chaèim Soutine & Joan Mirâo,' in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi Invasion of France, and 'According to Stellar Scale,' a compact lyric brought to and read in orbital space by astronaut Sian Proctor on the 2021 Inspiration4 mission. A kinetic explosion of language that emanates from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Câesaire meets Sun Ra, Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and important voices in contemporary poetry, as well as highlighting his connection to his Pocket Poet predecessors and inspirations, Philip Lamantia and Bob Kaufman'.…

Paperback. Condición: New. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Césaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Chaïm Soutine and Joan Miró," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aimé Césaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Cesaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Cham Soutine & Joan Mir," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly,Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aime Cesaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract purity of their oceanic movements, sun-condensing, dissolving seemingly endless sight into a disappearing instant of the Miraculous. Divine Blue Light exists by what it exudes."-Carlos Lara, author of Like Bismuth When I Enter Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Cesaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Cham Soutine & Joan Mir," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly,Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aime Cesaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract purity of their oceanic movements, sun-condensing, dissolving seemingly endless sight into a disappearing instant of the Miraculous. Divine Blue Light exists by what it exudes."-Carlos Lara, author of Like Bismuth When I Enter This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: New. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Césaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexander's status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weekly's Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!"Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines."-The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a "lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality," Will Alexander's poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous reading-in subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophy-amalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening "Condoned to Disappearance," a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing "Imprecation as Mirage," a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include "Accessing Gertrude Bell," a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; "Deficits: Chaïm Soutine and Joan Miró," in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and "According to Stellar Scale," a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexander's status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."-Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexander's range-which moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of every-can be approximated as Aimé Césaire's totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collection's quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."-Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France."-Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagement-an engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."-Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Will's texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Divine Blue Light (For John Coltrane) | Pocket Poets Series No. 63 | Will Alexander | Taschenbuch | City Lights Pocket Poets Series | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2023 | City Lights Books | EAN 9780872868700 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. From Will Alexander, finalist for the 2022 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, a new collection of poems from the intersection between surrealism and afro-futurism, where Cesaire meets Sun Ra. Divine Blue Light further affirms Alexanders status as one of the most unique and innovative voices in contemporary poetry.One of Publishers Weeklys Top 10 Notable Poetry Books for Fall 2022!Since the 1980s, the Los Angeles-based Alexander has mixed politics with mesmeric, oracular lines.The New York TimesAgainst the ruins of a contemporary globalist discourse, which he denounces as a lingual theocracy of super-imposed rationality, Will Alexanders poems constitute an alternative cartography that draws upon omnivorous readingin subjects from biology to astronomy to history to philosophyamalgamating their diverse vocabularies into an impossible instrument only he can play. Divine Blue Light is anchored by three major works: the opening Condoned to Disappearance, a meditation on the heteronymic exploits of Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa; the closing Imprecation as Mirage, a poem channeling an Indonesian man; and the title poem, an anthemic ode to the jazz saxophonist John Coltrane. Other key pieces include Accessing Gertrude Bell, a critique of one of the designers of the modern state of Iraq; Deficits: Chaim Soutine & Joan Miro, in homage to two Jewish artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France; and According to Stellar Scale, a compact lyric that traveled to space with astronaut Sian Proctor. The newest installment in our Pocket Poets Series, Divine Blue Light confirms Alexanders status among the foremost surrealists writing in English today.Praise for Divine Blue Light:"Adopting a surrealist approach to making sense of the universe, Alexander plumbs language for its limits, often with dazzling results.Pondering the mysteries of existence and artistic influence, this engrossing work turns the quest for self-knowledge into a choral act."Publishers Weekly, Starred Review"Alexanders rangewhich moves past the propriety of each subject to the expansiveness of everycan be approximated as Aime Cesaires totality of the lion, or form and emptiness, or appositional, apparitional Black being. And this being is most real and realized through the collections quantum mechanics and dynamics, which Alexander invokes astrophysically, evokes metaphysically."Jenna Peng, The Poetry Foundation"These surrealist and Afrofuturist poems examine politics, globalism, and the powers and limitations of language, while paying tribute to artists forced to flee the Nazi invasion of France.Maya Popa, Publishers Weekly"The 'invisible current' Will Alexander channels in the meteoric poems of Divine Blue Light is not surreal escape but vibrational engagementan engagement with the infinite streams of the heart of being."Jeffrey Yang, author of Line and Light"Like agua tilting itself into a god, Wills texts suffuse the horizon of Poetry with the abstract purity of their oceanic movements, sun-condensing, dissolving seemingly endless sight into a disappearing instant of the Miraculous. Divine Blue Light exists by what it exudes."Carlos Lara, author of Like Bismuth When I Enter This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…