Bibliograph

The life of a hunter, poems, by Michelle Robinson

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The life of a hunter, poems, by Michelle Robinson

Language

eng

resource.governmentPublication

government publication of a state province territory dependency etc

Index

no index present

Literary Form

poetry

Main title

The life of a hunter

Oclc number

57692754

Responsibility statement

by Michelle Robinson

Review

"Part detective novel, part cinematic saga, part street-smart narrative, the poems found in The Life of a Hunter couple individual discovery with communal transformation."--Jacket

Series statement

Kuhl House poets

Sub title

poems

Table Of Contents

Clothes for the body that expands -- From this miserable mutineer a stutter, for when we are reading Dostoevsky in caves. -- Keith -- Currency -- This may or may not become a permanent position. -- Tenant -- This passenger is one of three conspirators -- "I'd like to take leave of these things, and try the harness again. It wouldn't be difficult." -- [Untitled] -- Pepper -- I've got a crush on you -- When Smithson looked into the Salt Lake what he saw -- [Untitled] -- There being transfer -- Much was lost and gained en route. -- A brief history of the nail -- He could have wrapped up his eyes and thrown them away. -- The second woman I loved did something wonderful for the word pedagogy -- The life of a hunter -- Arriving at the landing one has crossed over the subject -- Aberration -- If he looks he can see himself floating -- Gambling -- Not the way things are now but the way things are -- Geography -- Previously seen suspicious character -- Cul de sac -- Chapter V, in which I lament the errors of my social life and join the ranks of the diplomatic service -- [Untitled] -- Living -- If we are "it" for one more minute the game will have become both boring and cruel -- [Untitled] -- Epilogue -- [Untitled] -- My love, my newest stranger -- Listening -- Symptoms -- The world within reach and the world of everyday -- Monologue on the Ostrakons -- Falling into a rug -- [Untitled] -- Saturnalia -- Spaces -- On the construction of a social reality -- The narrator dismembered the corpse and hid the parts in 3 sections -- [Untitled] -- Chapter 1: Helen in the salon -- Chapter 2: Helen's apostrophe -- Chapter 3: Helen and the aromatherapy candle -- Chapter 4: Helen does and art installation -- Let us not express our love in children: -- There being transfer -- It can begin with an inspection of the premises -- Front -- The fantasy of incompleteness -- My child speaks of flowers and mud

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