Fast - Graham, Jorie
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The latest collection of poetry from Pulitzer Prize winner Jorie Graham
"A fascinating mosaic that explores what it means to live and die at a time when technology is redefining our existence......moving...[an] important book." (The Washington Post)
In her first new collection in five years-her most exhilarating, personal, and formally inventive to date-Jorie Graham explores the limits of the human and the uneasy seductions of the post-human. Conjuring an array of voices and perspectives-from bots to the holy shroud, to the ocean floor, to a medium transmitting from beyond the…mehr

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The latest collection of poetry from Pulitzer Prize winner Jorie Graham

"A fascinating mosaic that explores what it means to live and die at a time when technology is redefining our existence......moving...[an] important book." (The Washington Post)

In her first new collection in five years-her most exhilarating, personal, and formally inventive to date-Jorie Graham explores the limits of the human and the uneasy seductions of the post-human. Conjuring an array of voices and perspectives-from bots to the holy shroud, to the ocean floor, to a medium transmitting from beyond the grave-these poems give urgent form to the ever-increasing pace of transformation of our planet and ourselves. As it navigates cyber life; 3D printed "life"; life after death; and biologically, chemically, and electronically modified life, Fast lights up the border of our new condition as individuals and as a species on the brink.
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Jorie Graham is the author of fourteen collections of poems. She has been widely translated and has been the recipient of numerous awards, among them the Pulitzer Prize, the Forward Prize, the Los Angeles Times Book Award, and the International Nonino Prize. She lives in Massachusetts and teaches at Harvard University.
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"Fast is a great book about the nature of social life in the 21st century, a book in which past and future unfold in "every cell'' across the vast space of a few words." The New York Times Book Review