Rich Murphy interrogates prevailing understandings of poetics, culture, and prophetic voice in poetry. Each chapter describes the state of poetry, the arts by implication, culture in the United States and, ultimately, calls for prophetic voices to propose a new narrative that will help lead us toward a more stable and sentient global culture.
Rich Murphy interrogates prevailing understandings of poetics, culture, and prophetic voice in poetry. Each chapter describes the state of poetry, the arts by implication, culture in the United States and, ultimately, calls for prophetic voices to propose a new narrative that will help lead us toward a more stable and sentient global culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Autorenporträt
Rich Murphy is a poet and author whose poetry has recently appeared in North Dakota Quarterly, Calameo (Mexico), Experiential-Experimental-Literature (Ukraine), Terror House Magazine (Hungary) , Otoliths (Australia), Die Leere Mitte (Germany), Bangalore Review (India), Lit. 202 (England), Neologism Poetry Journal, Word for / Word, West Texas Literary Review, New Note Poetry Journal, Grey Sparrow, Chiron Review, Flatbush Review, and Fractured Ecologies (anthology, Denmark). Prophet Voice Now, his book-length collection of essays on poetry and poetics, was a finalist in the book contest at Common Ground Research Network and published in June 2020.
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