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7 poets, 4 days, 1 book

Authors:Marvin Bell, Christopher Merrill

Summary:"The poets Marvin Bell, István László Geher, Ksenia Golubovich, Simone Inguanez, Christopher Merrill, Tomaž Šalamun, and Dean Young create a conversation in poetry that crosses linguistic borders, aesthetic boundaries, and generational divides by sharing lines to create one book"--Provided by publisher

eBook, English, ©2009

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Publisher: Trinity University Press, San Antonio [Tex.], ©2009

Genre:Experimental poetry

Physical Description:1 online resource (xvii, 95 pages)

ISBN:

9781595340993, 9781283263931, 9786613263933, 1595340998, 1283263939, 6613263931

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:759158447

Subjects:

Experimental poetry

POETRY Anthologies (multiple authors)

Poetry Collections

Poésie Collections

Poésie expérimentale

Additional Physical Form Entry:

Print version:

7 poets, 4 days, 1 book.

Reproduction Notes:

Electronic reproduction, [S.l.], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010

Language Notes:English

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