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Bugs / Antony Dunn.
Van Pelt Library PR6054.U535 B84 2009
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Dunn, Antony, 1973-
- Series:
- Oxford poets
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Insects--Poetry.
- Insects.
- Diseases--Poetry.
- Diseases.
- Malware (Computer software)--Poetry.
- Malware (Computer software).
- Genre:
- Poetry.
- Physical Description:
- 63 pages ; 22 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Manchester [England] : Carcanet, 2009.
- Summary:
- Bugs are the insects we live alongside, necessary and unsettling; they're the fears, the ailments and spies that keep us wide awake at night. The stories in Antony Dunn's third collection range from the microscopic lives of parasitic worms to the lives of the planets themselves. We go from the miniature world of the flea circus to the invisible pervasiveness of electronic surveillance. In an uneasy world, Dunn's characters face down their terrors and find in science, in faith, in love, the courage to go on.
- Now heartening, now heartbroken, Bugs turns a magnifying glass on the world to reveal its fascinating strangeness.
- Contents:
- Bugged 9
- Flea Circus 10
- Kitchen Sink Drama 11
- Antimony Cup 12
- Why Did the Chicken 13
- We apologise for the delay 14
- Us All 16
- Please 18
- Berlin Zoo 19
- Lisdoonvarna 20
- Ladybird 21
- First Kiss 22
- Maria 23
- Ants 24
- New Year Instant Poem 25
- Skinny Dipping 26
- Limequat 27
- Lepidopterist 28
- Flight 29
- Testing One Two 30
- Platform Announcements 31
- Cold 32
- Unsaid 33
- Saguaro 34
- Nettle Bed 35
- Green 36
- Love Poetry 37
- Hungarian Blessing 38
- Three Dartmoor Ponies 39
- Tarn How 40
- Red 41
- Mayfly Sums Up 42
- Peace on Earth 43
- Eyeglass 44
- Ichneumon Wasp 45
- Pope Boniface's Address 46
- Connecticut Bees 47
- June the Fourth 48
- Bread Line 52
- Girl with Gun, Ben Gurion Airport 54
- Phantoms 55
- Taking the Night Air 56
- Ultraviolet 57
- Alarm 58
- Mosquitoes 60
- Riding Lights 61
- Nematode Worms 62
- Ω 63.
- ISBN:
- 9781903039953
- 1903039959
- OCLC:
- 318426806
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