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Pencil of Rays and Spiked Mace: Selected Poems

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Poetry. Translated from the Danish by Gregory Pardlo. PENCIL OF RAYS AND SPIKE MACE is the first full-length collection in English by Niels Lyngso, one of the most original poets working in Denmark today. Translated by New York poet, scholar, and translator Gregory Pardlo, who worked closely with the author to capture not only the multiple nuances of each poem but to also transpose their deliberate physical and visual properties, PENCIL OF RAYS AND SPIKED MACE contains work from three of Lyngso's collections: Stof [Matter], Force Majeure [Force Majeure], and MORFEUS [MORPHEUS]. Like their Danish originals, these poems make reading happen' and are a fascinating introduction to the visionary and conceptual landscape of a truly unique poet who's work, as Stephen Cain suggests in his introduction, shares similar qualities to the poetry of some of Canada's more daring practitioners such as bill bissett, bpNichol, and Christian Bok.

Language: English

Pages: 88

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Book*hug Press

Release: October 25, 2004

ISBN: 0973564016

ISBN 13: 9780973564013

Pencil of Rays and Spiked Mace: Selected Poems

5/5 ( ratings)

Poetry. Translated from the Danish by Gregory Pardlo. PENCIL OF RAYS AND SPIKE MACE is the first full-length collection in English by Niels Lyngso, one of the most original poets working in Denmark today. Translated by New York poet, scholar, and translator Gregory Pardlo, who worked closely with the author to capture not only the multiple nuances of each poem but to also transpose their deliberate physical and visual properties, PENCIL OF RAYS AND SPIKED MACE contains work from three of Lyngso's collections: Stof [Matter], Force Majeure [Force Majeure], and MORFEUS [MORPHEUS]. Like their Danish originals, these poems make reading happen' and are a fascinating introduction to the visionary and conceptual landscape of a truly unique poet who's work, as Stephen Cain suggests in his introduction, shares similar qualities to the poetry of some of Canada's more daring practitioners such as bill bissett, bpNichol, and Christian Bok.

Language: English

Pages: 88

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Book*hug Press

Release: October 25, 2004

ISBN: 0973564016

ISBN 13: 9780973564013

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