The Ontolog - Waldorf, Marek
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A poem about a building in construction. "A building was going up across the street. It was driving me nuts. I couldn't get any work done, so I wrote a poem. Towards the end of its writing (8 years after the building's completion, I'm slow), I saw more of the 'alt-right' than I wanted to, got scared, wrote some letters-never-sent that I threshed into this poem. THE ONTOLOG is a crucible--but unlike Arthur Miller's play, it contains no witches and very little hysteria. If you turn the book sideways, in the direction of the circle, you'll see a skyline."--Marek Waldorf "Stay with it and you…mehr

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A poem about a building in construction. "A building was going up across the street. It was driving me nuts. I couldn't get any work done, so I wrote a poem. Towards the end of its writing (8 years after the building's completion, I'm slow), I saw more of the 'alt-right' than I wanted to, got scared, wrote some letters-never-sent that I threshed into this poem. THE ONTOLOG is a crucible--but unlike Arthur Miller's play, it contains no witches and very little hysteria. If you turn the book sideways, in the direction of the circle, you'll see a skyline."--Marek Waldorf "Stay with it and you won't see poetry or the skyline the same again."--Douglas Crase, author of The Revisionist and The Astropastorals Poetry.
Autorenporträt
Marek Waldorf is the author of THE SHORT FALL and Widow's Dozen, both from Turtle Point Press. He was born in Washington DC, and grew up in various places: Idi Amin's Uganda, coup-wracked Thailand, punk-era England, and apartheid-encircled Lesotho, but primarily Binghamton, NY. He studied Philosophy at Harvard, started a PhD in American Literature at UCLA and left after a year, moving to San Francisco, where he appeared in Jon Moritsugu's Hippy Porn (1991).