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Paperback. Etat : New. Wager, Adele Elise Williams's raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies ("Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time"). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williams's poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: "Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too - a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all." Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient "beast women" and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Wager, Adele Elise Williams's raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies ("Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time"). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williams's poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: "Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too - a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all." Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient "beast women" and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits.…

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Softcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition; First Printing. Several page corners slightly creased. Poems by Bert Meyers together with essays on his life and work by Dana Levin, Garrett Hongo, Amy Gerstler, Jose Angel Araguz, Sean Singer, Adele Elise Williams, Jim Bogen, Victoria Chang, Daniel Meyers, Ari Sherman, Barry Sanders, and Maurya Simon. Includes a bibliography. Illustrated, indexes. Cover photo by Eliott Erwitt.; Unsung Masters; Trade PB; 211 pages.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Wager, Adele Elise Williamss raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies (Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williamss poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all. Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient beast women and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Adele Elise Williamss poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge. Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient beast women and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Wager, Adele Elise Williams's raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies ('Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time'). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williams's poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: 'Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too - a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all.' Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient 'beast women' and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Wager, Adele Elise Williamss raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies (Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williamss poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all. Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient beast women and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Adele Elise Williamss poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge. Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient beast women and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Wager, Adele Elise Williams's raucous debut, celebrates the fearlessness and determination that can be wrested from strife. Early on, Williams confronts multiple challenges, both personal and communal, including persistent childhood anxieties and stunning neighborhood tragedies ("Ray down the street hung / himself like just-bought bananas needing time"). In the working-class communities she moves among, the poet tangles with her perceived failures as a wayward daughter, recovering addict, and skeptical scholar as she buries friends and lovers along the way. Self-possession is so hard-won in the southern gothic world of Williams's poems, no wonder the speaker here is so roaringly audacious while often taking relish in getting close to the edge: "Sometimes God says YAHTZEE and I know this means / someone has won but someone has lost too - a holy man / is a gambling man, and that God of ours, / he takes bets after all." Through it all, Williams pays homage to her lineage of resilient "beast women" and defiantly resists any constraint as she prods her own limits.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Wager | Adele Elise Williams | Taschenbuch | Miller Williams Poetry Prize | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2024 | University of Arkansas Press | EAN 9781682262535 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Mare Nostrum Group B.V., Doelen 72, 4831 GR BREDA, NIEDERLANDE, gpsr[at]mare-nostrum[dot]co[dot]uk | Anbieter: preigu. …