Poetic conversations with cultural icons Edward Hopper, Chet Baker, Theodore Roethke, John Coltrane and others form the basis of this engaging collection by an award-winning writer and jazz musician.
Poetic conversations with cultural icons Edward Hopper, Chet Baker, Theodore Roethke, John Coltrane and others form the basis of this engaging collection by an award-winning writer and jazz musician.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Terrill is the author of five previous books including two poetry collections from the University of Tampa Press, Almost Dark (2010) and Coming Late to Rachmaninoff (2003), winner of the Minnesota Book Award. His memoirs are Fakebook: Improvisations on a Journey Back to Jazz (2000) and Saturday Night in Baoding: A China Memoir (1990), winner of the Associated Writing Programs Award for Nonfiction. He has been awarded fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Wisconsin and Minnesota State Arts Boards, the Jerome Foundation, the MacDowell Colony, and the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, as well as Fulbright Fellowships to Korea, China, and Poland. Work has appeared in journals such as Iowa Review, Georgia Review, North American Review, River Teeth, New Letters, and Crazyhorse. He is Professor Emeritus at Minnesota State, Mankato, where he was Distinguished Faculty Scholar, and currently works as a jazz saxophone player. He lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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DEAR FUTURE On Edward Hopper Roethke at Berkeley, 1967 "I like boring things" Chet Baker: A Fantasia Diane Arbus Dear Future "My life is not important. I understand that" "I think I could turn and live with animals" The Ox and Lamb Kept Time The Last Thing He Saw The Sense of Things Made Plain 10:00 am. Papa's Café, New Hope, Minnesota THE NEW POETRY Casablanca: The Stage Directions Cape Fear Becoming Groucho "Fans, don't fail to miss tomorrow's game" The New Poetry Meeting Minutes-Friends of the Park Daily News/Paper Sh r e dd e r You Must Change Your Life Haiku Bumper Stickers The Villanelle is Hard to Master The pTerrilldactyl "No one should write their memoirs until after they're dead" "Pissing in the snow outside my door-it makes a very straight hole" The Verdict A Concise Ending to a Windy Lecture "I'D LIKE, PLEASE..." "I'd like please, to leave on your sill..." "The scent of smoldering leaves, the wail of steamers..." "Like musical instruments abandoned in a field..." Fire at the Fire Station Security Question: What Was the Make of Your First Vehicle? Remember How Great Early Poems Lao Ren Too Often Miles Davis Plays "Stella By Starlight" What Jazz Isn't Blossom Dearie Sings and Plays Coltrane Two Sentiments Blackberries The Lake Next to Nothing Notes
DEAR FUTURE On Edward Hopper Roethke at Berkeley, 1967 "I like boring things" Chet Baker: A Fantasia Diane Arbus Dear Future "My life is not important. I understand that" "I think I could turn and live with animals" The Ox and Lamb Kept Time The Last Thing He Saw The Sense of Things Made Plain 10:00 am. Papa's Café, New Hope, Minnesota THE NEW POETRY Casablanca: The Stage Directions Cape Fear Becoming Groucho "Fans, don't fail to miss tomorrow's game" The New Poetry Meeting Minutes-Friends of the Park Daily News/Paper Sh r e dd e r You Must Change Your Life Haiku Bumper Stickers The Villanelle is Hard to Master The pTerrilldactyl "No one should write their memoirs until after they're dead" "Pissing in the snow outside my door-it makes a very straight hole" The Verdict A Concise Ending to a Windy Lecture "I'D LIKE, PLEASE..." "I'd like please, to leave on your sill..." "The scent of smoldering leaves, the wail of steamers..." "Like musical instruments abandoned in a field..." Fire at the Fire Station Security Question: What Was the Make of Your First Vehicle? Remember How Great Early Poems Lao Ren Too Often Miles Davis Plays "Stella By Starlight" What Jazz Isn't Blossom Dearie Sings and Plays Coltrane Two Sentiments Blackberries The Lake Next to Nothing Notes
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