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Book shows light handling of covers with light edge wear, slight sun fading, price sticker residue to lower back cover, text/interior clean, bright, unmarked. First ed.
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A milestone of modern poetry, American history comes to life in the actual words of victims and criminals in its courts.
Taking as its raw material the voices of witnesses, victims, and perpetrators discovered by the author in criminal court transcripts, Charles Reznikoff's book-length poem sets forth a stark panorama of late 19th and early 20th century America--the underside of the Gilded Age, beset by racism and casual violence, poverty and disease. In radically stripped-down language of tremendous intensity, Reznikoff's poem is an unforgettable reading experience. This edition also includes Reznikoff's prose studies for the poem, unavailable to readers since the 1930s, and a new introduction by critic and essayist Eliot Weinberger.Product Info
ISBN: 0876853327
ISBN-13: 9780876853320
Publisher: Black Sparrow Press
Year: 1978
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover
First Edition
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