| Description |
1 online resource (ix, 82 pages) |
| Series |
University of Wisconsin Press poetry series |
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University of Wisconsin Press poetry series
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| Contents |
pt. 1. -- pt. 2. -- pt. 3. -- pt. 4 |
| Summary |
"Tony Hoagland captures the recognizably American landscape of a man of his generation: sex, friendship, rock and roll, cars, high optimism, and disillusion. With what Robert Pinsky has called "the saving vulgarity of American poetry," Hoagland's small biographies of destruction reveal that defeat is a natural prelude to grace and loss a kind of threshold to freedom."--EBSCO |
| Notes |
"Winner of the Brittingham Prize in Poetry"--Cover |
| Subject |
Popular culture -- Poetry
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FICTION -- General.
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Popular culture
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| Genre/Form |
poetry.
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Poetry
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Poetry.
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Poésie.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780299135836 |
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0299135837 |
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