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Idaho Out

Poems 1964- 1967

Categories: 20th Century
Imprint: Audio CDs
Publisher: Carcanet Press
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(Pub. Jan 2010)

9781905001132

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CD Audio recordings of Ed Dorn reading his work

1 On the Debt My Mother Owed to Sears Roebuck

2 The Tepee at Tomah

3 Inauguration Poem #2

4 Idaho Out

5 Daffodil Song

6 Another Vague Love

7 Chronicle

8 Song (Christ of the sparrows Help me!)

9 Poem in Five Parts

10 Mourning Letter, March 19, 1963

11 Eugene Delacroix Says

12 Thesis

13 A Theory of Truth: The North Atlantic Turbine

14 Wait by the Door Awhile Death, There Are Others

15 Song (Again, I am made the occurrence)

16 The Sundering U.P. Tracks

17 An Idle Visitation

Running Time 76:26

Tracks1-2 are from Hands Up, TotemPress/Corinth Books, 1964

Tracks3-11 are from Geography, FulcrumPress, 1965

Tracks12-17 are from The North Atlantic Turbine,Fulcrum Press, 1967

Edward Dorn was born in Eastern Illinois in 1929 and grew up in rural poverty during the Great Depression. After two years at the University of Illinois, ‘a set of circumstances and warps of destiny’ took him to Black Mountain College, where he studied with Charles Olson. For several years he ... read more

Praise for Edward Dorn 'This monumental and superbly produced Collected Poems from Manchester's Carcanet Press should go some way to rectifying things, for it reveals the body of Dorn's lifelong work in poetry as an achievement of tremendous intelligence, scope and energy'.
Matthew Sperling, The London Magazine

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Idaho Out Poems 1964- 1967 Edward Dorn Categories: 20th Century Imprint: Audio CDs Publisher: Carcanet Press Available as: CD (Pub. Jan 2010) 9781905001132 Out of Stock Description Excerpt Author Reviews CD Audio recordings of Ed Dorn reading his work 1 On the Debt My Mother Owed to Sears Roebuck 2 The Tepee at Tomah 3 Inauguration Poem #2 4 Idaho Out 5 Daffodil Song 6 Another Vague Love 7 Chronicle 8 Song (Christ of the sparrows Help me!) 9 Poem in Five Parts 10 Mourning Letter, March 19, 1963 11 Eugene Delacroix Says 12 Thesis 13 A Theory of Truth: The North Atlantic Turbine 14 Wait by the Door Awhile Death, There Are Others 15 Song (Again, I am made the occurrence) 16 The Sundering U.P. Tracks 17 An Idle Visitation Running Time 76:26 Tracks1-2 are from Hands Up, TotemPress/Corinth Books, 1964 Tracks3-11 are from Geography, FulcrumPress, 1965 Tracks12-17 are from The North Atlantic Turbine,Fulcrum Press, 1967 Edward Dorn was born in Eastern Illinois in 1929 and grew up in rural poverty during the Great Depression. After two years at the University of Illinois, ‘a set of circumstances and warps of destiny’ took him to Black Mountain College, where he studied with Charles Olson. For several years he ... read more Praise for Edward Dorn 'This monumental and superbly produced Collected Poems from Manchester's Carcanet Press should go some way to rectifying things, for it reveals the body of Dorn's lifelong work in poetry as an achievement of tremendous intelligence, scope and energy'. Matthew Sperling, The London Magazine	Share this... Quick Links Carcanet Poetry Carcanet Classics Carcanet Fiction Carcanet Film Lives and Letters PN Review Video Carcanet Celebrates 50 Years! The Carcanet Blog One Little Room: Peter McDonald read more Collected Poems: Mimi Khalvati read more Invisible Dog: Fabio Morbito, translated by Richard Gwyn read more Dante's Purgatorio: Philip Terry read more Billy 'Nibs' Buckshot: John Gallas read more Emotional Support Horse: Claudine Toutoungi read more
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