The Listening Chamber - Aberg, William
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Winner of the Seventh annual Arkansas Poetry Award, William Aberg presents in The Listening Chamber a gallery of poetic forms, from short free verse lyrics and crafted prose poems to original forms skillfully matched with their subjects. He writes comfortably of cats or derringers, the idylls of childhood, or of patients in mental hospitals. Throughout his poetry there runs a proletarian strain of dissatisfaction, an unrest coupled with dexterous wit and a remarkable sense of wonder. Convincingly; he populates these poems with farm workers, romantics, fugitives, lovers, beeches, elms, and…mehr

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Winner of the Seventh annual Arkansas Poetry Award, William Aberg presents in The Listening Chamber a gallery of poetic forms, from short free verse lyrics and crafted prose poems to original forms skillfully matched with their subjects. He writes comfortably of cats or derringers, the idylls of childhood, or of patients in mental hospitals. Throughout his poetry there runs a proletarian strain of dissatisfaction, an unrest coupled with dexterous wit and a remarkable sense of wonder. Convincingly; he populates these poems with farm workers, romantics, fugitives, lovers, beeches, elms, and constellations. With influences as wide ranging as William Stafford, Miklos Radnoti, and Reni Margritte, Aberg has fashioned a first collection in which every poem is a unique and haunting experience.
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Autorenporträt
Wile serving a prison sentence, William Aberg became involved with the Writer's Workshop started by Arizona poet Richard Shelton. He won the 1983 Murial Rukeyser Award and has previously edited an anthology of prison poetry and two chapbooks, most notably The Lark and the Emperor.