*Gather Yourselves Together*is one of Philip K. Dickβs earliest novels, written when he was just twenty-four years old. It tells the story of three Americans left behind in China by their employer, biding their time as the Communists advance. As they while away the days, both the young and naΓ―ve Car
Together and by Ourselves
β Scribed by Alex Dimitrov
- Publisher
- Copper Canyon Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 69 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Port Townsend
- ISBN
- 1619321696
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β¦ Synopsis
"Dimitrov is a vital new energy in American poetry."--Los Angeles Review of Books
"Truth-telling, raw, fierce with feeling."--Brenda Shaughnessy
"Dimitrov can sound at once hip and naive, devoted to the sincerities that other sorts of poets reject or obscure."--Publishers Weekly
Together and by Ourselves, Alex Dimitrov's second book of poems, takes on broad existential questions and the reality of our current moment: being seemingly connected to one another, yet emotionally alone. Through a collage aesthetic and a multiplicity of voices, these poems take us from coast to coast, New York to LA, and toward uneasy questions about intimacy, love, death, and the human spirit. Dimitrov critiques America's long-lasting obsessions with money, celebrity, and escapism--whether in our personal, professional, or family lives. What defines a life? Is love ever enough? Who are we when together and who are we by...
β¦ Subjects
POETRY -- American -- General
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