Letters Against the Firmament
ISBN-13:
9781910392157
ISBN-10:
1910392154
Edition:
None
Author:
Sean Bonney
Publication date:
2016
Publisher:
Enitharmon Press
Format:
Paperback
120 pages
Category:
Ideologies & Doctrines
,
Politics & Government
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Book details
ISBN-13:
9781910392157
ISBN-10:
1910392154
Edition:
None
Author:
Sean Bonney
Publication date:
2016
Publisher:
Enitharmon Press
Format:
Paperback
120 pages
Category:
Ideologies & Doctrines
,
Politics & Government
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Letters Against the Firmament (ISBN-13: 9781910392157 and ISBN-10: 1910392154), written by authors
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Winner of:
2015 Verso Book of the Year
Letters Against the Firmament is a user’s report on the end of the world, a treatise against Tory terror, a proposal for a new zodiac, a defence of poetry, a hex against the devourers of planet earth. The Letters are fierce epistolary poems, a vivid account of the sheer panic and brutality of the Austerity years. They are apocalyptic screeds of black humor hammered out in an obscure corner of east London, fearful attempts to ward off the attentions of gentrifiers, bailiffs, border agents and racists. In this collection in four parts they are joined by lean versions of already well-known works The Commons and Happiness, and the incandescent new poem "Lamentations".
2015 Verso Book of the Year
Letters Against the Firmament is a user’s report on the end of the world, a treatise against Tory terror, a proposal for a new zodiac, a defence of poetry, a hex against the devourers of planet earth. The Letters are fierce epistolary poems, a vivid account of the sheer panic and brutality of the Austerity years. They are apocalyptic screeds of black humor hammered out in an obscure corner of east London, fearful attempts to ward off the attentions of gentrifiers, bailiffs, border agents and racists. In this collection in four parts they are joined by lean versions of already well-known works The Commons and Happiness, and the incandescent new poem "Lamentations".
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