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The city and the child / Aleš Debeljak ; translated by Christopher Merrill and the author.

Van Pelt Library PG1919.14.E28 M4713 1999
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Debeljak, Aleš, 1961-2016.
Contributor:
Merrill, Christopher.
Series:
Terra incognita (Fredonia, N.Y.) ; vol. 5.
Terra incognita ; 5
Standardized Title:
Mesto in otrok. English
Language:
English
Slovenian
Genre:
Fiction.
Physical Description:
68 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
Buffalo, NY : White Pine Press, 1999.
Summary:
Debeljak's previous collection "Anxious Moments was a tremendous critical success. Yet between 1990 and 1995, commensurate with Yugoslavia's slide into war, Debeljak wrote no poems. It took the birth of his daughter, his new muse, to bring forth this collection of irregular sonnets. "The Child and the City is a meditation on the conjunction of war and fatherhood, and national literary tradition.
Contents:
Grand Hotel Europa
Faces in Front of the Wall 13
Weather Forecast 14
Grand Hotel Europa 15
Grapes of Mercy 16
Pastoral 17
Mercenaries 18
Migrations
Cosmopolis 21
Migrations 22
The City and the Child 23
Metamorphosis of Grass 24
The Imperfect Passion of a Word 25
The Beauty of Failure 26
Manufacturing Dust
Hunter's Initiation 29
Bosnian Elegy 30
Manufacturing Dust 31
Across the River, to the East 32
The Aesthetics of Dusk 33
The Lord of Tears 34
Second Baptism
Testament of Defeat 37
Source of Oxygen 38
Before the Storm 39
Halfway to the Foreign Legion 40
To the Poets Exiled in Amsterdam 41
Second Baptism 42
Interpretation of Love
Prayer from Pontus 45
Interpretation of Love 46
Light Above the Peninsula 47
Night Bride 48
Traveling to New York 49
Woman's Shadow 50
Young muse
Young Muse 53
Boundless Room 54
Church Bells at Midnight 55
Gratitude 56
Invocation by a Small Bed 57
Newborn Ode 58
Homecoming
Angel on the Lake Shore 61
The Last Cigarette 62
At the Epicenter 63
Bridge 64
Boundaries of Language 65
Homecoming 66.
ISBN:
1877727997
OCLC:
42072252

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