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Publication Name
The Revolver in the Hive
Title
The Revolver in the Hive
ISBN-10
0823250873
EAN
9780823250875
ISBN
9780823250875
Release Date
20/03/2013
Release Year
2013
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Book Series
Poets Out Loud
Book Title
Revolver in the Hive
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Fordham University Press
Publication Year
2013
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.6in
Author
Nicolas Hundley
Genre
Poetry
Topic
General, American / General
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Number of Pages
80 Pages

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The Revolver in the Hive takes place in the aftermath of tragedy, where grief is recognizable but contorted into unsettling forms. In this remarkable debut, Nicolas Hundley's poems chronicle with honesty--and often bitter humor--a harrowing journey through loss, death, and mourning. A widow "hauls a sack filled with the limbs of statues," and mourners become "familiar as a pet is familiar, returning years later, / stitched up from experimentation." Juxtaposing such incongruous images, Hundley creates uncanny worlds in which antiquated objects and characters coexist with those from a sinister future, in which wound-dressers and alchemists coexist alongside "heretical machines enacting misdeeds." Religion, fatherhood, and masculinity are all explored in Hundley's tales: A bicycle becomes the subject of worship, inventors act as parents to their machines, and an industrialized human reproduction takes place in factories. In Hundley's hands, words clang together in startling ways, and the repetition of phrases and images leads to unexpected transformations. The poems brilliantly use dream logic to fuel their imagery, even as they call upon a variety of poetic forms--from the prose poem to the sonnet--to evoke literary traditions that recall the gothic and the surreal. Moving and strange, Hundley's poems are unforgettable.

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Publisher
Fordham University Press
ISBN-10
0823250873
ISBN-13
9780823250875
eBay Product ID (ePID)
143598939

Product Key Features

Book Title
Revolver in the Hive
Author
Nicolas Hundley
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
General, American / General
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
80 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps3608.U54r48 2013
Reviews
"Terrifying wisdom rises from the chill of this book. With a distant, objective voice, Nicolas Hundley ushers us into the forms of modern grief and human trespass only our historical moment has managed to invent. The Revolver in the Hive is a revelation of the cold, pained world of our own making, yet an 'iridescence/ indigenous to the dark' still shines out of this astonishing collection."-Katie Ford "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog."-James Tate "In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages, it's significantly additional."-Dara Wier, "Terrifying wisdom rises from the chill of this book. With a distant, objective voice, Nicolas Hundley ushers us into the forms of modern grief and human trespass only our historical moment has managed to invent. The Revolver in the Hive is a revelation of the cold, pained world of our own making, yet an 'iridescence/ indigenous to the dark' still shines out of this astonishing collection."-Katie Ford "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog."-James Tate "In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages, it's significantly additional."-Dara Wier "This is a collection which relies on the unique powers of poetry to evoke and allude. Hundley wields these powers in a deliberate and accomplished way that is ultimately very affecting."-Green Mountains Review "The reconciliation of a salvation and surrender becomes the task of a intermittent series of prose poems here, and these are some of the best moments in the collection." -The American Reader, "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic.One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog." --James Tate, "Terrifying wisdom rises from the chill of this book. With a distant, objective voice, Nicolas Hundley ushers us into the forms of modern grief and human trespass only our historical moment has managed to invent. The Revolver in the Hive is a revelation of the cold, pained world of our own making, yet an 'iridescence/ indigenous to the dark' still shines out of this astonishing collection." Katie Ford "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog." James Tate "In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages, it's significantly additional." Dara Wier, Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic.One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog., In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of whatpoetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers.Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages; it's significantly additional., "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog." -----James Tate, "Terrifying wisdom rises from the chill of this book. With a distant, objective voice, Nicolas Hundley ushers us into the forms of modern grief and human trespass only our historical moment has managed to invent. The Revolver in the Hive is a revelation of the cold, pained world of our own making, yet an 'iridescence/ indigenous to the dark' still shines out of this astonishing collection."-Katie Ford "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive, is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog."-James Tate "In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages, it's significantly additional."-Dara Wier "This is a collection which relies on the unique powers of poetry to evoke and allude. Hundley wields these powers in a deliberate and accomplished way that is ultimately very affecting."-Green Mountains Review, "Terrifying wisdom rises from the chill of this book. With a distant, objective voice, Nicolas Hundley ushers us into the forms of modern grief and human trespass only our historical moment has managed to invent. The Revolver in the Hive is a revelation of the cold, pained world of our own making, yet an 'iridescence/ indigenous to the dark' still shines out of this astonishing collection." Katie Ford "Nicolas Hundley's book, The Revolver in the Hive , is so full of surprises it applauds itself into an eerie silence. I love these poems. They are full of magic. One cannot paraphrase them. They are simply there, like a comet or a frog." James Tate "In The Revolver in the Hive , Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages, it's significantly additional." Dara Wier, "In The Revolver in the Hive, Nicolas Hundley makes use of so much of what poetry has to offer us. Everything in the book is touched with poetry's powers. Hundley loves poetry and he respects us, the best combination to find when one encounters a new book. It's alive in these pages; it's significantly additional." -----Dara Wier
Copyright Date
2013
Lccn
2012-036505
Dewey Decimal
811/.6
Series
Poets Out Loud Ser.
Dewey Edition
23

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