China Beach - Matlin, David
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These poems and prose texts confront the bewilderments and emergencies of ordinary life, for which we never seem to be prepared and which leave us in danger of becoming ghosts of our own exhaustion. A stark, enraged humor gives the work a brutal yet strangely delicate physical presence. "His work is remarkable for its imagery, often startling and violent, but always vividly real." -- Helen Adams

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These poems and prose texts confront the bewilderments and emergencies of ordinary life, for which we never seem to be prepared and which leave us in danger of becoming ghosts of our own exhaustion. A stark, enraged humor gives the work a brutal yet strangely delicate physical presence. "His work is remarkable for its imagery, often startling and violent, but always vividly real." -- Helen Adams
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David Matlin is a novelist, poet, and essayist. His collections of poetry and prose include the books China Beach, Dressed in Protective Fashion, and Fontana's Mirror. How The Night is Divided, Matlin's first novel was nominated for a National Book Circle Award. His latest book, Prisons, Inside the New America from Vernooykil Creek to Abu Ghraib is a new version of his original Vernooykil Creek: The Crisis of Prisons in America with an expanded focus on Abu Ghraib, the "Black Sites" and the spread of the American prison industry on a planet-wide basis. Matlin's work appears in numerous journals, anthologies, and magazines, and he is a contributing editor of Golden Handcuffs Review. He is a native Calfornian and received his Ph.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo where he studied with Robert Creeley, John Clarke, Angus Fletcher, and Diane Christian. He lives in San Diego.