Close Your Eyes, Visions - Ruby, Michael
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Colors and shapes, images, even visions. In CLOSE YOUR EYES, VISIONS, poet Michael Ruby explores this common yet overlooked phenomenon. The two texts in the book extend into the visionary realm Ruby's trilogy, Memories, Dreams and Inner Voices, which chronicled the fleeting memories, dream narratives and fragmentary conversations that also occasionally reach consciousness. Taken together, these works are a guide for readers to some of the most elusive productions of the human mind.

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Colors and shapes, images, even visions. In CLOSE YOUR EYES, VISIONS, poet Michael Ruby explores this common yet overlooked phenomenon. The two texts in the book extend into the visionary realm Ruby's trilogy, Memories, Dreams and Inner Voices, which chronicled the fleeting memories, dream narratives and fragmentary conversations that also occasionally reach consciousness. Taken together, these works are a guide for readers to some of the most elusive productions of the human mind.
Autorenporträt
Michael Handler Ruby is the author of five other full-length poetry collections: At an Intersection (Alef Books, 2002), WINDOW ON THE CITY (BlazeVOX [books], 2006), THE EDGE OF THE UNDERWORLD (BlazeVOX [books], 2010), COMPULSIVE WORDS (BlazeVOX [books], 2010) and AMERICAN SONGBOOK (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2013); and a trilogy in prose and poetry, MEMORIES, DREAMS AND INNER VOICES (Station Hill Press, 2012), which includes two ebooks, Fleeting Memories (UDP, 2008) and Inner Voices Heard Before Sleep (Argotist Online, 2011). He is also the author of two other poetry ebooks, Titles & First Lines (Mudlark, 2018) and Close Your Eyes (Argotist, 2018), and four Dusie Kollektiv chapbooks, including The Star-Spangled Banner (2011). He is the co-editor of Bernadette Mayer's collected early books, EATING THE COLORS OF A LINEUP OF WORDS (Station Hill, 2015). A graduate of Harvard College and Brown University's writing program, he lives in Brooklyn and works as an editor of U.S. news and political articles at The Wall Street Journal.