Portable Prose: The Novel and the Everyday explores issues related to objecthood, the everyday, and portability within the novel. The scope of this wide-ranging collection includes nineteenth- and twentieth-century fiction, contemporary postmodern literature and science fiction, as well as broader theories of the novel and the nature of reading.
Each of these thirty craft tips is followed by a Model poem and a Prompt based on the poem. Each model poem is used as a mentor, expressing the underlying philosophy of the book that the best teacher of poetry is a good poem.
A Portable Compendium of Poetry, Drama, and Prose William Butler Yeats Richard J. Finneran. badger swept.” 44: in Greek mythology, the giant Antaeus, son of Poseidon and Earth, grows stronger when in contact with the earth.
Forty stories from The Portable Lower East Side, a New York City magazine dedicated to publishing the works of "those who are more than just writers, that is cop killers, geographers, porno stars, musicians, political dissidents .
In his introduction to the Poetry Archive reading of Noir, discussing the terza rima form, Szirtes states: 'each verse leads you on to the next and the whole thing unrolls or unspools like a reel of film'.
Prose. Something must have been bugging my father the day I asked him for fifty cents in the upstairs kitchen, because although he was always a sweet and gentle man and gave me most everything I asked for, this time he turns around from ...
The Portable Walter: From the Prose and Poetry of Walter Lowenfels
27 Her position on the possibility of writing original modern poetry subsequently changed, but her distinction between musical, untranslatable verse and content-oriented, portable prose never did. For her, rhyme and meter were ...
The Yeats Reader is the first single volume to encompass the full range of William Butler Yeats's talents.
Santilli, “Prose Poem and the City,” 79–80. 27. Gaston Bachelard, The Poetics of Space, Translated by Maria Jolas. (Boston, MA: Beacon Press, 1994), 26–7. 28. Roger Robinson, “Woke,” in A Portable Paradise (Leeds: Peepal Tree Press, ...
Cool had leapt from art to prose, from France to America, and from artists to anyone with a library pass.20 Cool scaled up ... for his more classical, rule-bound poetry.25 It was Kerouac's very portable prose that carried the standard.