Rhinoceros - Ducey, Kevin
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Kevin Ducey's "Rhinoceros" was selected from over 1,000 manuscripts by Yusef Komunyakaa for the APR/Honickman First Book Prize. With lyrical turns and metaphorical sways, "Rhinoceros" embodies mythologies that are brought down to earth and riffs on history, desire, death, sex and food. We have lunch with Hawking and Disney before stopping in to see how Robert Browning's recording session with Thomas Edison is getting on. (They hate each other.) Komunyakaa writes in his introduction: ""Rhinoceros" has a playfulness that pulses alongside a seriousness, and this rippling effect resonates beneath…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Kevin Ducey's "Rhinoceros" was selected from over 1,000 manuscripts by Yusef Komunyakaa for the APR/Honickman First Book Prize. With lyrical turns and metaphorical sways, "Rhinoceros" embodies mythologies that are brought down to earth and riffs on history, desire, death, sex and food. We have lunch with Hawking and Disney before stopping in to see how Robert Browning's recording session with Thomas Edison is getting on. (They hate each other.) Komunyakaa writes in his introduction: ""Rhinoceros" has a playfulness that pulses alongside a seriousness, and this rippling effect resonates beneath the skin. . . . A keen imagination drives these impressive poems." Kevin Ducey teaches creative writing at the University of Notre Dame and lives in South Bend, Indiana.
Autorenporträt
Kevin Ducey, winner of the 2004 Honickman First Book Prize, teaches creative writing at the University of Notre Dame. His work has been published in River City, Malahat, Elixir, and Crab Orchard Review. Rhinoceros is his first book.