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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "The odds are long. And I / have permission to speak." In a voice as authentic as it is powerful, Challender gives us plain-spoken, heartfelt poems about family, place, love, and loss. Dipping into the well of memory, he evokes generations while recalling a life until now, his sixtieth year, when he has "begun / to wear my death / lightly, try / it on for size." Whether recounting a dream enacting suppressed rage towards a dead brother, watching the three fates attend a son's birth, or riffing on popular culture or academia, the poems run deep with currents of empathy and human connection. They are sometimes dark, but it's a darkness that notices the beauty of "a lake spackled with light; / leaf's syllable, wind-stirred" and can admit joy, as in a beloved daughter seen as "a gift / I wish I could say came from us: when / whoever's DNA dice rolled your way they came up elevens / and sevens." A moving and beautiful book and handy antidote to contemporary social-media-obsessed poetry. - Rebecca Foust, author of "Paradise Drive", winter of the Press 53 Award for Poetry This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brilliantly conceived, Craig Challender's powerful prose poem Masters of War earns a place in the pantheon of works limning the inner and outer weathers of wartime, its structure a call-and-response colloquy across a century between Union soldier Josiah Chandler and his great grandson Greg, a graduate student caught in the sea change of the Viet Nam years. The narrative arc traces Josiah's travels from muster, across Virginia, and to a military hospital where he is tended by a nurse who ministers to body and soul, and alternately follows Greg as he enters basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and ships out for Fort Ord and beyond. Along the way, each soldier's words and experiences contain multitudes. Challender's unerring ear captures the diction of each era and his attention to cultural touchstones makes palpable their words. The presence of poet guides throughout-Jeffers, Auden, Ginsberg, Whitman-adds further depth and resonance to this emotionally adept report from the front lines. This is a beautiful, heart-stopping achievement. -Janet Peery, National Book Award finalist, Author of The River Beyond the World This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.