1968: A History in Verse,Used

1968: A History in Verse,Used

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Brand: Black Sparrow Press
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this is the 68 / whose pulses still surge / in my psyche, writes author Edward Sanders. What hes done with that surge is to take memoir, anecdote, and factual research and fashion them into an epic, booklength poem.Sanders is distinguished among the poets of his generation by his engagement with history, including its missed chances, wrong turns, broken hearts. He evokes participation, performance and prophecy in a fury of emotional tones and swirling facts, chronicling the laughter and terror of his own creative annus mirabilis as freak/ poet/ publisher / Yippie activist / rock star in the midst of the nearbreaking of the nation. He looks back toward his generations vital and tragic sources, reconstructing the decisive year in a unique commingling of personal and political poetry.

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