New Playlist : Poems

Name: New Playlist
Brand: University of Pittsburgh Press
SKU: 9780822967408
Price: 3300 KES
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9780822967408

by David Trinidad

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Format Paperback / softback

Book Series Pitt Poetry Series

ISBN-10 0822967405

ISBN-13 9780822967408

Publisher University of Pittsburgh Press

Imprint University of Pittsburgh Press

Country of Manufacture US

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 11th, 2025

Print length 96 Pages

Weight 190 grams

Dimensions 15.30 x 22.90 x 1.00 cms

Product Classification: Poetry Poetry / Poems Poetry / poems by individual poets Poetry by individual poets

KSh 3,300.00

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New Playlist holds a variety of poetic forms: odes, found, haiku, prose, list, collages, one-liners, sonnets, and more. His subjects are as “fun” as his forms: pop singer Dusty Springfield, Marcel Proust, Basho, Hollywood movies and actresses, old cartoons, a prom dress thief loose in a girls’ dorm.

New Playlist holds a variety of poetic forms: odes, found, haiku, prose, list, collages, one-liners, sonnets, and more. With his trademark wit and inventiveness, David Trinidad “plays” with these forms as if they were toys. He creates a Wikipedia cento in which each line illustrates how little is known of sixty-five ancient Greek poets. He gives us an itinerary of “Things to Do” in ten 1970s disaster films. He catalogs Sylvia Plath’s recipe cards and all the references to beer in a book by Bernadette Mayer. His subjects are as “fun” as his forms: pop singer Dusty Springfield, Marcel Proust, Basho, Hollywood movies and actresses, old cartoons, a prom dress thief loose in a girls’ dorm. But “play” does not preclude seriousness, as Trinidad addresses physical scars, encounters with homophobia, and the wonders and wounds of childhood.

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