Still [ Life

Name: Still [ Life
Brand: Shearsman Books
SKU: 9781848611214
Price: 2350 KES
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ISBN: 9781848611214

by Robert Vas Dias

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 1848611218

ISBN-13 9781848611214

Publisher Shearsman Books

Imprint Shearsman Books

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date May 15th, 2010

Print length 136 Pages

Weight 188 grams

Dimensions 13.90 x 21.60 x 1.00 cms

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

KSh 2,350.00

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In this generous assembling of work fromthe past ten years, Robert Vas Dias explores meanings and resonances inherent in art and the suggestive implications of objects which both make up the quotidian and help to define us. This is a poetry of 'domestic tranquillity' as well as chaos, of the absurd and the numinous, of the serious and comedic.

In this generous assembling of work fromthe past ten years, the Anglo-American poet Robert Vas Dias explores meanings and resonances inherent in art and the suggestive implications of objects which both make up the quotidian and help to define us. This is a poetry of 'domestic tranquillity' as well as chaos, of the absurd and the numinous, of the serious and comedic. Vas Dias is the author of eight poetry collections in the USA and UK, and has edited or co-edited four literary journals-two in the USA and two in the UK. His poetry and criticism have appeared in about 100 magazines and journals, as well as in a dozen anthologies. His most recent collection was Leaping Down to Earth, 2008, with images by Stephen Chambers and Tom Hammick. He is a tutor with The Poetry School in London and editor-publisher of Permanent Press.

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