Oubliette

OublietteBy Peter Richards Description Reviews See a man all broken in threes. At this hour his horse of changing names. It is so much sweating out beads that gleam with the look of your face. It is inscrutable how Peter Richards produces this religious magma and bathes himself and us in it. How he restores internal time to the work of art.Toma alamun This harrowing, beautiful first volume shows a modern audience what spiritual autobiography would look like

A guided tour of hell

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Wier's exuberant poems often organize themselves as catalogues or lists—of actions

and facsimilie pages from previously published books

Kevin Larimer

is a book without rules

between that Other Place’s occupants and ourselves)

their language might be described as an attempt at a written image of thought

Winner of the 2003 Verse Prize

inviting readers to refocus their attention on the wonders around them before they are transformed or lost

Statements

Hawkey repurposes animals (“A horseshoe crab is a beautiful helmet”)