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'These poems are concerned with the way in which language can thicken our experience, even as that experience becomes attenuated through age and through an increasing distance from a complex and alienating modern urban environment.' Back cover.
As the title of this book suggests, these poems are concerned with the way in which language can thicken our experience, even as that experience becomes attenuated through age, and increasingly ensconced within a complex and modern urban environment. This is a moving collection, which develops from the edge of everything and moves towards a comprehensive summation of a poetic sensibility preoccupied with its transience.
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Dedication: For Mischa, Zachary,Joshua, Ondine and Georgia.
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Stephen Edgar Reviews Thick and Thin Lines by Phyllis Perlstone
2013
single work
review
— Appears in: Mascara Literary Review , June no. 13 2013;
— Review of Thick and Thin Lines 2012 selected work poetry
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Stephen Edgar Reviews Thick and Thin Lines by Phyllis Perlstone
2013
single work
review
— Appears in: Mascara Literary Review , June no. 13 2013;
— Review of Thick and Thin Lines 2012 selected work poetry
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