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The Man Suit

Schomburg, Zachary, 1977- (Book - - 2007)
The Man Suit


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Poetry. THE MAN SUIT, a darkly comic debut from poet Zachary Schomburg, assembles a macabre cast of doppelgangers, talking animals and dead presidents in poems that explore concepts of identity, truth and fate. The resulting body of work walks a dynamic line-often reading like … More »
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Poetry. THE MAN SUIT, a darkly comic debut from poet Zachary Schomburg, assembles a macabre cast of doppelgangers, talking animals and dead presidents in poems that explore concepts of identity, truth and fate. The resulting body of work walks a dynamic line-often reading like anecdotal fables or cautionary tales in the form of prose poems. Through it all, Schomburg balances irony with sincerity; wit with candor; and a playful tone with the knowledge of inevitable sorrow. Publisher's Weekly writes, "The often funny yet haunting prose and verse poems of this eagerly anticipated debut deal with the subtle and unexpected ways things can transform, usually just beneath an observer's awareness. With similarly flippant but persistent gestures, Schomburg pushes at the boundaries of logic. He asks for a willing suspension of disbelief and of order.

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Imprint: Boston - Black Ocean
Pages: 105
Edition: 1st ed
ISBN: 9780977770939, 0977770931
Language: English
Notes: Includes index
Statement of responsibility: by Zachary Schomburg
Characteristics: 105 p. ;,20 cm.
Author (Original Script): Schomburg, Zachary
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