Fugitive, in Full View

Fugitive, in Full View

Paperback (27 Jul 2017)

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Publisher's Synopsis

  • Jack Marshall's work is closely attuned to the historical context of our present moment, and uses that long view to make a passionate case for intervention in our contemporary climate of hawkishness, endless war, ecological disaster.
  • Marshall's poetry begins in appreciation-for family, for love, for beauty-and its call for political action builds from that place.
  • There are linkages to Osip Mandelstam throughout the collection that signal the kind of protest poetry that Marshall is writing-made up both of appreciation and no uncertain warning. They also propose a kind of kinship between two men who, even as they searched for a sense of home and belonging, were rooted by both history and family.
  • Jack is an immigrant (he was born into a Jewish family in Baghdad) and his mother's home was in Aleppo, Syria. Migration, refugees, and the ongoing devastation in Syria and Iraq are all immediate and personal concerns for him.
  • Book information

    ISBN: 9781566894692
    Publisher: Coffee House Press
    Imprint: Coffee House Press
    Pub date:
    DEWEY: 811.54
    DEWEY edition: 23
    Language: English
    Number of pages: 106
    Weight: 181g
    Height: 229mm
    Width: 152mm
    Spine width: 10mm