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All Things Dusk 作者：Z.G. Tomaszewski 出版社：香港大學出版社 出版日期：2015-11-13 語言：繁體中文 規格：平裝 / 96頁 / 25k正 / 14.8 x 21 cm / 普通級/ 單色印刷 / 初版 |
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圖書名稱：All Things Dusk
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Winner of the Hong Kong University International Poetry Prize 2014
作者介紹
作者簡介
Z.G. Tomaszewski
Z.G. Tomaszewski is a rambler, fisherman, poet, and musician currently living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Tomaszewski has resided in Vermont, Montana, and Ireland, working in various fields: farmer, mechanic, maintenance man, chocolatier, bookseller, and is a founding producer of Lamp Light Musical Festival and co-founder of Great Lakes Commonwealth of Letters.
“These visionary poems suggest that every world is manifold worlds, that mundane experience is saturated with the sacred if we practice using the heart’s and soul’s eyes to look and see. In this book, the world is measured by the heart’s scale and the soul’s rule, and the result is a beautiful human singing.”
—Li-Young Lee, final judge of the HKU International Poetry Prize 2014
Z.G. Tomaszewski
Z.G. Tomaszewski is a rambler, fisherman, poet, and musician currently living in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Tomaszewski has resided in Vermont, Montana, and Ireland, working in various fields: farmer, mechanic, maintenance man, chocolatier, bookseller, and is a founding producer of Lamp Light Musical Festival and co-founder of Great Lakes Commonwealth of Letters.
“These visionary poems suggest that every world is manifold worlds, that mundane experience is saturated with the sacred if we practice using the heart’s and soul’s eyes to look and see. In this book, the world is measured by the heart’s scale and the soul’s rule, and the result is a beautiful human singing.”
—Li-Young Lee, final judge of the HKU International Poetry Prize 2014
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