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Literature & Fiction

Berry, D.C.

Poetry

Carnegie-Mellon University Press

This poetry reads like the literary love child of Hunter S. Thompson and Norman Mailer.

The Vietnam Ecclesiastes

Black Lawrence Press

<i>A Week on the Chunky and Chickasawhay</i> is D.C. Berry’s log of a solo canoe expedition, one August week, down the Chunky and Chickasawhay creeks in eastern Mississippi. Along the way he recorded what happened on the creeks, the area history, and what crossed his mind pertaining to the god of that day. Saturday, for instance, is Saturn’s day, the god of the hoe and of the hoedown. Sunday, the Sun’s day, god of religion, philosophy, and of jive. Monday, the Moon’s day, god of women, children, and otherness. Tuesday, Tiu’s day, god of war, Wednesday, Wodan’s day, god of art. Thursday, Thor’s day, god of bossiness. Friday, Freyja’s day, goddess of love.

A Week on the Chunky and Chickasawhay

United States

Texas Review Press

POLONIUS: "The beautiful beauty of Berry’s art is he can’t decide if Hamlet is an old maid like me or not." CLAUDIUS: "Berry brilliant at showing the tragic results of a college boy not getting any." OPHELIA: "I agree with ’Ratio. Hamlet oddly sexmatized in his development. Berry nails it, next time less Hambone and more Hardbone." REYNALDO: "Every hypocrisy on earth revealed here. Shaky tried to write a thriller for the bucks. Got thrown off by artsy-fartsy, which the keen Berry brilliantly avoids." ROSENCRANTZ: "Berry brilliant here. Finer concluding couplets never penned."   

Hamlet Off Stage

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