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ISBN
9781556596766
Book Title
Deal : New and Selected Poems
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Copper Canyon Press
Publication Year
2023
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Randall Mann
Genre
Poetry
Topic
American / General
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
11.3 Oz
Number of Pages
144 Pages

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Political and sequined, Deal: New and Selected Poems contains the most memorable of Mann's previous five collections and presents new poems of disco, lament, and formal invention. One of our leading American practitioners of poetic form and liberating constraint, Randall Mann has for the past thirty years confronted what it means to identify as multiracial and queer in urban America. Deal: New and Selected Poems harnesses five previous volumes and includes economical yet expansive new works rooted in an age of Wi-Fi, apps, and chat notifications. His newest poems, written in concise, contemporary lines, move us word by word, until we arrive at a stark reality. Unafraid of the nexus between politics, syntax, and the contradictions of the colloquial, Mann's poetry refuses "token liberation" and reminds us that "life's a cold exercise in looking back"-back to disco and fetish, to a shared gay history, to his childhood Florida or his beloved San Francisco. Whether writing a sestina in the voice of the mortician of Harvey Milk's murderer, or a deeply moving pantoum elegizing bullied gay adolescents who committed suicide, formal invention for Mann remains intensely personal. This collection--erotic, mournful, and often satirical--characteristically subverts, even as it enlarges, a language that continues to fail us. Timestamped by surprise and exhaustion, and filled with the everyday indignities of being alive, Deal: New and Selected Poems affirms Randall Mann, in the words of Garth Greenwell, as "among our finest, most skillful poets of love and ruin."

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Copper Canyon Press
ISBN-10
1556596766
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9781556596766
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Book Title
Deal : New and Selected Poems
Author
Randall Mann
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
American / General
Publication Year
2023
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
144 Pages

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Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
11.3 Oz

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Ps3613.A55d43 2023
Reviews
Praise for A Better Life " A Better Life is a beautiful book of history taken down to the scale of one." Jericho Brown "Mann uses his own history to interrogate the experience of American life beyond the cis, white, heteronormative bubble, and he imbues his questions with humor and rhythm." Camille-Yvette Welsch, Foreword Reviews (5 stars) "Sexually witty and existentially hilarious, A Better Life is also deeply elegiac with a rigora commitment to the music of the linethat astonishes." Chen Chen "Heart-wrenching. And expert craftsmanship. This is how Mann's poems both pierce and enlarge the heart of the reader." AE Hines, APR Praise for Proprietary "Mann thrives on the demands of constraint, the challenge of needing to go deep into a subject to find the rhyme, to maintain the integrity of the line, to render an experience with clarity, control, and concision." Michael Nott, London Magazine "[Mann] represents perhaps the best in gay male poetry today, with a message of protest against corporate American life that is as relevant as it is timely. Mann's work should be admired for its ferocity, its craft, and its unabashedly gay point of view." Walter Holland, Lambda Literary "Mann is as fearless a poet as I've ever seen." Foglifter Praise for Straight Razor "Readers would do well to recognize Mann's place alongside poets like D.A. Powell, Marilyn Hacker, and Anne Sexton." Diego Báez , Booklist "Not least among the distinctions of Mann's poems is that they aspire to one of the oldest ambitions of art: to fix the transient moments of our daily lives--in all their banality and beauty, their reverence and ridicule--in enduring forms. Mann is among our finest, most skillful poets of love and ruin." Garth Greenwell, Towleroad "Randall Mann uses strict forms to render the casual, even the casually tragic. In that way he's like the Elizabeth Bishop of 'One Art.'" Edmund White Praise for Complaint in the Garden "Mann's Complaint in the Garden quickly asserted itself for its rich idiom, its technical command, its poignant, often overlapping narratives, and its coherence not just as a miscellany but as a real book of poems." -- David Baker, Kenyon Review, Praise for A Better Life " A Better Life is a beautiful book of history taken down to the scale of one." Jericho Brown "Mann uses his own history to interrogate the experience of American life beyond the cis, white, heteronormative bubble, and he imbues his questions with humor and rhythm." Foreword Reviews (5 stars) "Sexually witty and existentially hilarious, A Better Life is also deeply elegiac with a rigora commitment to the music of the linethat astonishes." Chen Chen "Heart-wrenching. And expert craftsmanship. This is how Mann's poems both pierce and enlarge the heart of the reader." APR Praise for Proprietary "Mann thrives on the demands of constraint, the challenge of needing to go deep into a subject to find the rhyme, to maintain the integrity of the line, to render an experience with clarity, control, and concision." London Magazine "[Mann] represents perhaps the best in gay male poetry today, with a message of protest against corporate American life that is as relevant as it is timely. Mann's work should be admired for its ferocity, its craft, and its unabashedly gay point of view." Lambda Literary "Mann is as fearless a poet as I've ever seen." Foglifter Praise for Straight Razor "Readers would do well to recognize Mann's place alongside poets like D.A. Powell, Marilyn Hacker, and Anne Sexton." B ooklist "Not least among the distinctions of Mann's poems is that they aspire to one of the oldest ambitions of art: to fix the transient moments of our daily lives--in all their banality and beauty, their reverence and ridicule--in enduring forms. Mann is among our finest, most skillful poets of love and ruin." Garth Greenwell, T owleroad Praise for Breakfast with Thom Gunn "The clarity startles." LA Times "These poems are not for the faint of heart." Lambda Literary "As Mann demonstrates in these complex, ringing lyrics, love gets even more complicated when whom you love has political implications." Cleveland Plain Dealer Praise for Complaint in the Garden "Mann's Complaint in the Garden quickly asserted itself for its rich idiom, its technical command, its poignant, often overlapping narratives, and its coherence not just as a miscellany but as a real book of poems." -- Kenyon Review "Randall Mann uses strict forms to render the casual, even the casually tragic. In that way he's like the Elizabeth Bishop of 'One Art.'" Edmund White, Praise for A Better Life " A Better Life is a beautiful book of history taken down to the scale of one." Jericho Brown "Mann uses his own history to interrogate the experience of American life beyond the cis, white, heteronormative bubble, and he imbues his questions with humor and rhythm." Camille-Yvette Welsch, Foreword Reviews (5 stars) "Sexually witty and existentially hilarious, A Better Life is also deeply elegiac with a rigora commitment to the music of the linethat astonishes." Chen Chen "Heart-wrenching. And expert craftsmanship. This is how Mann's poems both pierce and enlarge the heart of the reader." AE Hines, APR Praise for Proprietary "Mann thrives on the demands of constraint, the challenge of needing to go deep into a subject to find the rhyme, to maintain the integrity of the line, to render an experience with clarity, control, and concision." Michael Nott, London Magazine "[Mann] represents perhaps the best in gay male poetry today, with a message of protest against corporate American life that is as relevant as it is timely. Mann's work should be admired for its ferocity, its craft, and its unabashedly gay point of view." Walter Holland, Lambda Literary "Mann is as fearless a poet as I've ever seen." Foglifter Praise for Straight Razor "Readers would do well to recognize Mann's place alongside poets like D.A. Powell, Marilyn Hacker, and Anne Sexton." Diego Báez , Booklist "Not least among the distinctions of Mann's poems is that they aspire to one of the oldest ambitions of art: to fix the transient moments of our daily lives--in all their banality and beauty, their reverence and ridicule--in enduring forms. Mann is among our finest, most skillful poets of love and ruin." Garth Greenwell, Towleroad Praise for Breakfast with Thom Gunn "The clarity startles." Richard Rayner, LA Times "These poems are not for the faint of heart." Brent Calderwood, Lambda Literary "As Mann demonstrates in these complex, ringing lyrics, love gets even more complicated when whom you love has political implications." Dave Lucas, Cleveland Plain Dealer Praise for Complaint in the Garden "Mann's Complaint in the Garden quickly asserted itself for its rich idiom, its technical command, its poignant, often overlapping narratives, and its coherence not just as a miscellany but as a real book of poems." -- David Baker, Kenyon Review "Randall Mann uses strict forms to render the casual, even the casually tragic. In that way he's like the Elizabeth Bishop of 'One Art.'" Edmund White, Praise for Deal: New and Selected Poems "Mann''s poetic output for the past two decades has proven consistently provocative and rewarding, and this collection provides an excellent overview of the work of an exceedingly fine poet."-- Diego Báez, Booklist , STARRED REVIEW Praise for Randall Mann " A Better Life is a beautiful book of history taken down to the scale of one." Jericho Brown "Mann uses his own history to interrogate the experience of American life beyond the cis, white, heteronormative bubble, and he imbues his questions with humor and rhythm." Foreword Reviews (5 stars) "Sexually witty and existentially hilarious, A Better Life is also deeply elegiac with a rigora commitment to the music of the linethat astonishes." Chen Chen "Heart-wrenching. And expert craftsmanship. This is how Mann''s poems both pierce and enlarge the heart of the reader." APR "Mann thrives on the demands of constraint, the challenge of needing to go deep into a subject to find the rhyme, to maintain the integrity of the line, to render an experience with clarity, control, and concision." London Magazine "[Mann] represents perhaps the best in gay male poetry today, with a message of protest against corporate American life that is as relevant as it is timely. Mann''s work should be admired for its ferocity, its craft, and its unabashedly gay point of view." Lambda Literary "Mann is as fearless a poet as I''ve ever seen." Foglifter "Readers would do well to recognize Mann''s place alongside poets like D.A. Powell, Marilyn Hacker, and Anne Sexton." B ooklist "Not least among the distinctions of Mann''s poems is that they aspire to one of the oldest ambitions of art: to fix the transient moments of our daily lives--in all their banality and beauty, their reverence and ridicule--in enduring forms. Mann is among our finest, most skillful poets of love and ruin." Garth Greenwell, T owleroad "The clarity startles." LA Times "These poems are not for the faint of heart." Lambda Literary "As Mann demonstrates in these complex, ringing lyrics, love gets even more complicated when whom you love has political implications." Cleveland Plain Dealer "Mann''s Complaint in the Garden quickly asserted itself for its rich idiom, its technical command, its poignant, often overlapping narratives, and its coherence not just as a miscellany but as a real book of poems." -- Kenyon Review "Randall Mann uses strict forms to render the casual, even the casually tragic. In that way he''s like the Elizabeth Bishop of ''One Art.''" Edmund White
Table of Content
New Poems A Walk in the Park In the Beginning Deal Blue The Summer of 1996 A Step Past Disco In the Rapid Autumn of Libraries Days Wi-Fi The Past Double Life Luck September Containment One Night Stand The Scene Tagged Friday Poem Beginning with a Line by Wayne Koestenbaum Against Metaphor The Turn of the Year from Complaint in the Garden (2004) ? Poem Beginning with a Line by John Ashbery Song Eros Complaint of the Regular Complaint of the Lecturer The Heron The Revival of Vernacular Architecture The Shortened History of Florida The Landscape of Deception Pantoum Evidence Fiduciary The End of the Last Summer from Breakfast with Thom Gunn (2009) Early Morning on Market Street Politics Queen Christina The Mortician in San Francisco Bernal Hill Ruin Last Call The End of Landscape Syntax Breakfast with Thom Gunn Ovid in San Francisco The Long View N Ocean Beach Translation Lexington from Straight Razor (2013) The Fall of 1992 Straight Razor Cockroach My Guidance Counselor Stable End Words September Elegies Song Larkin Street Only You Teaser Hyperbole But Enough About Me The Lion's Mouth Untoward Occurrence at Embassy Suites Poetry Reading American Apparel from Proprietary (2017) Proprietary Nothing Black Box Order Florida Proximity Realtor Halston Leo & Lance Perspective Complaint Dolores Park Alphabet Street Translation Young Republican Almost from A Better Life (2021) A Better Life Florida Again True Blue Rhapsody RSVP Stalking Points Everybody Everybody The Lone Palm Weather Anecdote of an Ex- The Summer Before the Student Murders Long Beach Beginning and Ending with a Line by Michelle Boisseau Playboy A New Syntax
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Lccn
2022-050131
Dewey Decimal
811.6
Dewey Edition
23

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