The Concerto Form - Hawley, Anthony
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Born in 1977, Anthony Hawley grew up in New England and was educated at Columbia University. 'The Concerto Form' is his first collection. He has a B.A. in Italian Literature, and has also translated the Italian poet, Andrea Zanzotto, He now teaches at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and is also one of the editors of the literary journal, 'FENCE". Ann Lauterbach said of this manuscript: "The poems in 'The Concerto Form' are made of close harmonies and intimate elisions as taut as the strings of a violin; their muted, contracted sonorities seem to vibrate with a desire to find solace in the grammar of perception...."…mehr

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Born in 1977, Anthony Hawley grew up in New England and was educated at Columbia University. 'The Concerto Form' is his first collection. He has a B.A. in Italian Literature, and has also translated the Italian poet, Andrea Zanzotto, He now teaches at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and is also one of the editors of the literary journal, 'FENCE". Ann Lauterbach said of this manuscript: "The poems in 'The Concerto Form' are made of close harmonies and intimate elisions as taut as the strings of a violin; their muted, contracted sonorities seem to vibrate with a desire to find solace in the grammar of perception...."
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Born in 1977, Anthony Hawley grew up in New England and was educated at Columbia University. He is the author of the chapbooks Afield (Ugly Duckling Presse) and Vocative (Phylum Press), and his poems have appeared in various publications including Denver Qarterly, The New Republic, The Paris Review, 26, and Volt. He currently lives in Nebraska with his wife and daughter and is on the faculty of The University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Concerto Form was Anthony Hawley's first full-length collection. His second, Forget Reading appeared in early 2008.