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God of Nothingness : Poems by Mark Wunderlich (2021, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherGraywolf Press
ISBN-101644450429
ISBN-139781644450420
eBay Product ID (ePID)12050379274
Product Key Features
Book TitleGod of Nothingness : Poems
Number of Pages88 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicAmerican / General
Publication Year2021
GenrePoetry
AuthorMark Wunderlich
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.2 in
Item Weight6 Oz
Item Length9 in
Item Width6.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN2020-937393
Dewey Edition23
Reviews" God of Nothingness is a folkloric investigation into death and its resounding implications on our humanity and significance." -- The Arkansas International "The superb fourth collection from Wunderlich disarms with its directness, humor, and pathos." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Erotic, folkloric, elegiac, philosophic, aesthetic, lyric, queer and rural and utterly haunted (but without the usual messiness of haunting), Wunderlich transcends downward and takes us with him. . . . I am in love with The God of Nothingness , which is permeated, it turns out, with a majestic somethingness. " --Diane Seuss "Mark Wunderlich's poems are alarmingly wise, lyrically charged, and built out of an almost otherworldly clarity. . . . Wunderlich makes an argument not for beauty but for a clear-eyed resilience. God of Nothingness is a book that is as devastating as it is life-affirming, a weapon that both wounds and saves." --Ada Limón, "Erotic, folkloric, elegiac, philosophic, aesthetic, lyric, queer and rural and utterly haunted (but without the usual messiness of haunting), Wunderlich transcends downward and takes us with him. . . . I am in love with The God of Nothingness , which is permeated, it turns out, with a majestic somethingness. " --Diane Seuss "Mark Wunderlich's poems are alarmingly wise, lyrically charged, and built out of an almost otherworldly clarity. . . . Wunderlich makes an argument not for beauty but for a clear-eyed resilience. God of Nothingness is a book that is as devastating as it is life-affirming, a weapon that both wounds and saves." --Ada Limón, " God of Nothingness is a folkloric investigation into death and its resounding implications on our humanity and significance." -- The Arkansas International "The superb fourth collection from Wunderlich disarms with its directness, humor, and pathos." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Wunderlich . . . strikes a note of elegiac unease [in God of Nothingness ]. . . . The poem 'My Night with Jeffrey Dahmer,' as chilling as its title, owes much of its power to the poet's ability to orchestrate a suspensefully blended tone of dread and desire." -- Library Journal "Erotic, folkloric, elegiac, philosophic, aesthetic, lyric, queer and rural and utterly haunted (but without the usual messiness of haunting), Wunderlich transcends downward and takes us with him. . . . I am in love with The God of Nothingness , which is permeated, it turns out, with a majestic somethingness. " --Diane Seuss "Mark Wunderlich's poems are alarmingly wise, lyrically charged, and built out of an almost otherworldly clarity. . . . Wunderlich makes an argument not for beauty but for a clear-eyed resilience. God of Nothingness is a book that is as devastating as it is life-affirming, a weapon that both wounds and saves." --Ada Limón, " God of Nothingness is a folkloric investigation into death and its resounding implications on our humanity and significance." -- The Arkansas International "[God of Nothingness is] Mark Wunderlich's . . . best collection of poems. . . . He makes lines as warm and clean as the sunlit pine floors upon which his cat napped." --Commonweal "The superb fourth collection from Wunderlich disarms with its directness, humor, and pathos." -- Publishers Weekly , starred review "Wunderlich . . . strikes a note of elegiac unease [in God of Nothingness ]. . . . The poem 'My Night with Jeffrey Dahmer,' as chilling as its title, owes much of its power to the poet's ability to orchestrate a suspensefully blended tone of dread and desire." -- Library Journal "Erotic, folkloric, elegiac, philosophic, aesthetic, lyric, queer and rural and utterly haunted (but without the usual messiness of haunting), Wunderlich transcends downward and takes us with him. . . . I am in love with The God of Nothingness , which is permeated, it turns out, with a majestic somethingness. " --Diane Seuss "Mark Wunderlich's poems are alarmingly wise, lyrically charged, and built out of an almost otherworldly clarity. . . . Wunderlich makes an argument not for beauty but for a clear-eyed resilience. God of Nothingness is a book that is as devastating as it is life-affirming, a weapon that both wounds and saves." --Ada Limón
Dewey Decimal811/.54
SynopsisA magnificent book of hope and resolve written out of profound losses, by award-winning poet Mark Wunderlich
LC Classification NumberPS3573.U46G64 2021
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