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- Book Title
- Streaming
- Publication Name
- Streaming
- Title
- Streaming
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- EAN
- 9781566893756
- ISBN
- 9781566893756
- Publisher
- Coffee House Press
- Genre
- Poetry
- Release Date
- 18/12/2014
- Release Year
- 2014
- Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Item Height
- 0.5in
- Item Length
- 9in
- Item Weight
- 9.2 Oz
- Publication Year
- 2014
- Topic
- General, Native American
- Item Width
- 6in
- Number of Pages
- 147 Pages
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An award-winning poet turns to her indigenous background to consider loss, memory, and the fate of the planet.
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Coffee House Press
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1566893755
ISBN-13
9781566893756
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201604539
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Book Title
Streaming
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Native American
Publication Year
2014
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
147 Pages
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Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
9.2 Oz
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Ps3553.O4366a6 2014
Reviews
" Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."— Hawaii Review Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."— AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."— Summerset Review We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."— Ishmael Reed If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ‘colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ‘sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"— Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." —Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." —Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." —The Journal (West Virginia), "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland."--Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes."--The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top."--Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse."--The Rumpus "[Streaming] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection''s meaning-making and emotional impact."--World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora."--GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world."--Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke''s] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth."--Kansas City Star "Streaming, is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."--Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."--AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."--Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."--Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity''s determined struggle, each entity''s hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.'' Streaming''s elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.''"--Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) "Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice."--The Volta, "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland." -- Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection''s meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora." -- GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke''s] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity''s determined struggle, each entity''s hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.'' Streaming ''s elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.''"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland." -- Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora." -- GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."— Hawaii Review Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."— AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."— Summerset Review We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."— Ishmael Reed If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ‘colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ‘sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"— Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." —Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." —Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review, "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: 'colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will 'sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia), "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: 'colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will 'sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia), "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." — The Washington Independent Review of Books " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."— Hawaii Review Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."— AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."— Summerset Review We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."— Ishmael Reed If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ‘colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ‘sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"— Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." —Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." —Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." —The Journal (West Virginia), "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: 'colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will 'sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill, "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: 'colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will 'sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: 'colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will 'sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill, "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland." -- Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection''s meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora." -- GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke''s] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity''s determined struggle, each entity''s hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.'' Streaming ''s elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.''"-- Rigoberto Gonzlez "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland." -- Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora." -- GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto Gonzlez "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta, "By uniting the poems through imagery, language, and movement, Allison Adele Hedge Coke creates more than a collection of poems. Streaming is a continuous trail of light, a steady flow music from the heart of the motherland."--Green Mountains Review "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes."--The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top."--Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse."--The Rumpus "[Streaming] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection''s meaning-making and emotional impact."--World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora."--GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world."--Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke''s] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth."--Kansas City Star "Streaming, is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."--Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."--AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."--Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."--Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity''s determined struggle, each entity''s hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.'' Streaming''s elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.''"--Rigoberto Gonzlez "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) "Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice."--The Volta, " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."— Hawaii Review Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."— AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."— Summerset Review We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It's as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."— Ishmael Reed If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ‘colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ‘sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"— Rigoberto González, "The poems come toward us from a museum of abundance; but museums are filled with relics and this poetry is purely fluid. Everything is moving, changing, and growing, disintegrating and rejuvenating for its own purposes." -- The Washington Independent Review of Books "Hedge Coke does not just endeavor to show the world as it is; she encourages readers of diverse backgrounds, to resist its inherent prejudices, and to effect positive change within it. . . . A poet with feet in the river, even as her head rests on a mountain top." -- Los Angeles Review of Books "Erudite and complex . . . Reading it, you can feel the rhythmic propulsion of each image as surely as you can feel your own pulse." -- The Rumpus "[ Streaming ] reveals to us a mature poet of imagery whose sonics have shifted toward a be-bop poetics, in which rich, complex sound-patterns are essential to the collection's meaning-making and emotional impact." -- World Literature Today "The language and the imagery in the poems are as ubiquitous as the giant aspen. This is an old voice rooted beneath a brutal American landscape, full of drought, burning, violence, migrant workers, diaspora." -- GMR Online "In her collection of poetry, Streaming , Allison Adelle Hedge Coke brings nature and our sensory experiences together in order to create a rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world." -- Dr. TJ Eckleberg Review "Song is an essential part of [Hedge Coke's] collection . . . The layering of Cherokee, Choctaw and Lakota terms adds depth." -- Kansas City Star " Streaming , is an elegant collaboration between poetry and music."-- Hawaii Review "Each poem has its own rhythm that meshes into that of the collection overall, a body greater than the sum of its parts, an organism alive with language."-- AskMen "Her poems beg to be read aloud, a jumble of hard sounds that wind their way into an effortless melody. . . Streaming is truly an accomplishment."-- Summerset Review "We should be grateful to Allison Hedge Coke for compiling, with her poetry, notes about a world that will be unfamiliar to a generation living one hundred years from now. By that time, the nature that she describes will have all but vanished. It''s as though the earth itself was dictating its biography to her."-- Ishmael Reed "If the history of the Americas is a body of stories, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke's Streaming is most definitely its life-blood. This glorious book journeys through the bittersweet relationships between personhood and nation, nationhood and nature, and nature and culture, bearing witness to each entity's determined struggle, each entity's hard-won triumph: ''colonization,/ construction, that morning, this day,/ every beam in balance despite horror /in the world.' Streaming 's elegant verse will ''sing you home into yourself and back to reason.'"-- Rigoberto González "Allison Adelle Hedge Coke''s new collection Streaming is a veritable symphony, her poems embracing musicality and dissonance like the best of modern composers." --Largehearted Boy "A rich collection that speaks to our experiences with the world . . . [A collection] so beautiful that many times it feels as if the poems are singing." --Dr. TJ Eckleburg Review "A brilliant and brave new collection of poems that irrevocably alters our conventional notion of what constitutes narrative space." --The Journal (West Virginia) " Streaming must possess you. It is not enough to own the volume. It is not enough to read it. For this book is really a chronicle, a memorial, a eulogy for the Earth as we know her before she collapsed in front of our astonished eyes." --Red Paint Hill "Hedge Coke is a poet with a remarkable voice." -- The Volta
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Product is 95% alike picture but a little more blurry. Controller play well but had a notice from psn that my joypad wasn't authentic and could by problematic🤷♂️ no trouble so far! Shipping was fast but no tracking and worst packaging ever.. like the box came banged up... send a question to seller never had a reply 😅.... Good product overall, excellent price, fast shipping, wrapped only on 4 sides out of 6, no tracking and never reply... 4★ product / 2★ seller ✌️
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