The Danish Notebook - Palmer, Michael
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A reissue of Michael Palemer's poetry notebook first published in 1999 and now considered a classic of the genre of poet's prose. In The Danish Notebook Michael Palmer sets out to discover which images and designs will appear when his reflections (on poetry, collaboration, work, travel) and memories (of chance meetings, conversations among friends, books read and movies seen) are set down on paper. The result is part memoir, part correspondence, travel diary, and poetic essay. Moving from the streets of Paris and San Francisco to the top of a Hawaiian volcano, it reveals a rare, personal look…mehr

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A reissue of Michael Palemer's poetry notebook first published in 1999 and now considered a classic of the genre of poet's prose. In The Danish Notebook Michael Palmer sets out to discover which images and designs will appear when his reflections (on poetry, collaboration, work, travel) and memories (of chance meetings, conversations among friends, books read and movies seen) are set down on paper. The result is part memoir, part correspondence, travel diary, and poetic essay. Moving from the streets of Paris and San Francisco to the top of a Hawaiian volcano, it reveals a rare, personal look at one of the most original and influential poets of our time.
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An American born in New York City in 1943 and long resident in San Francisco, nearly all of Palmer¿s poetry is published by New Directions: At Passages (1995); The Lion Bridge: Selected Poems 1972¿1995 (1998); The Promises of Glass (2000); Codes Appearing: Poems 1979¿1988 (2001); Company of Moths (2005); and most recently, Thread (2011). He is the translator of works by Emmanuel Hocquard, Vicente Huidobro, and Alexei Parshchikov, among others, and the editor of Code of Signals: Recent Writings in Poetics. For over thirty years he has collaborated with the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company.