But then, from way off, with cranking comes my night, and when it arrives I go to it like a callboy to a c-note. --"My Interior"
"Jeff Clark's poems . . . marry the stoned reveries of our postmodern era with the symbolist bliss of a previous one . . . In meticulously crafted verse and prose poems, The Little Door Slides Back offers the reader glimpses of a shadow world, seen by a visionary who has a clear strategy for depicting them." --*Ruth Andrews, Rain Taxi
"A 120-page spell . . . This is a beautiful work whose accuracy edges on the uncanny. Within, among, and around it all is presence, an almost hallucinogenic immediacy in which everything is seen and is in turn seeing." --Cole Swenson, American Letters &amp; Commentary
"Clark integrates fin-de-siècle richness, hallucinatory vision, and a gothicism extracted from the bleak cul-de-sacs of postmodern life . . . constructing a flaneur who is both terrified and bemused by the world he enters as 'the little door slides back.'"--John Yau, Boston Review

The Little Door Slides Back

Literature & Fiction

Clark, Jeff

Poetry

FSG.

Music and Suicide: Poems

Flower on, happy paperwhite When you bloom you're gorgeous when you wilt --"Drugs" Jeff Clark's first collection, The Little Door Slides Back, was hailed as an unclassifiable classic in underground American writing: "Remarkable for its liveliness and intelligence" (Chicago Review), "Amazing and ambitious" (Rain Taxi), "a 120-page spell" (American Letters &amp; Commentary), "A happy sadomasochism, a luxuriance of prurience" (Boston Review), "Devoted to the idea of possibility in the poet who operates as free agent, looking to the weather not for the springs of dailiness but for some message from the aether" (Arras), "[Clark's work] creates . . . our own precursors, precursors who behave differently than our supposed avant-garde" (Rhizome). In Music and Suicide Clark is no longer underground. He moves away from the sinisterism and mask-ridden black humor of his debut, toward new realms of clarity, dissent, and sex. Neither a traditionalist nor an experimentalist-if being one means not being the other-Clark once again is engaged in radically beautiful poem-making, but, as Guy Kyser states, "Something affected him down in the desert."

Farrar. Straus and Giroux

The long-awaited second full-length collection from one of our most exciting poets.
Imagine if you will a pageant on a hill and picture if you can a boy designed to be impaled upon a stilt and bleed for a panelist's joy
Jeff Clark's first collection, The Little Door Slides Back, was hailed as an unclassifiable classic in underground American writing: "A shadow world, seen by a visionary" (Rain Taxi); "a 120-page spell" (American Letters &amp; Commentary); "a happy sadomasochism, a luxuriance of prurience" (Boston Review); "devoted to the idea of possibility in the poet who operates as free agent, looking to the weather not for the springs of dailiness but for some message from the aether" (Arras); "thick, purring music" (Rhizome).
In Music and Suicide, his second collection, Clark moves away from the sinisterism and mask-ridden black humor of his debut, into a present mazy with freed shadow, somatic magic, and post-suffocatory seeing.

This book is the first in depth published work in over twenty years on Third Reich Political Leaders uniforms and their regalia. Some of the finest items in the collecting community - uniforms, insignia, headgear, flags, banners and other items - have been assembled in this large format, all-color book. This book also explains the complicated levels and rank system so that the hobbyist can avoid the many pitfalls when adding these items to their collection. Period source material has been researched and translated here for the first time. Many high-level personality collectibles are pictured here for the first time ever, having been in private collections since 1945. This one of a kind book is a must have for any serious Third Reich collector.

Uniforms of the NSDAP: Uniforms - Headgear - Insignia of the Nazi Party

History

Military

Schiffer Military

Explains how to perform the basic operations of statistics and apply statistics to the business decision making process

Business Statistics (Barron's Business Review Series)

Business & Money

DOWNING, Douglas

Education & Reference

B E S Pub Co

Covers equation solving, linear programming, transportation and assignment problems, integer programming, probability, random variables, and game, inventory, queue, and decision theory

Quantitative Methods (Business Review Series)

Friedlob, G. Thomas

Summarizes the essential concepts of business statistics, covering probability, random variables, polls and sampling, hypothesis testing, and measuring business data

Barrons Educational Series. Inc.

Hey We're Dying Out Here: The Truth Behind the Trucker Shortage

Biographies & Memoirs

Outskirts Pr

The Little Door Slides Back (New American Poetry)

Sun & Moon Press

On a playground in Massapequa, Long Island, New York, a willful and talented eight-year-old girl named Pat makes the life-changing decision to become a soccer player. But not only does she play, she excels. This is the story of Patricia Louise Masotto, a superior and gifted athlete who began her promising future in sports in the summer of 1972. Her focus, competitiveness, and determination inspired her fellow teammates as well as her coach, father, and number-one fan, Peter Masotto. Follow the story of father and daughter, coach and player as they begin their journey from Massapequa, on to travel teams in high school, and, finally, to college soccer teams. A life-changing story that will inspire and encourage, Dad's Masterpiece: The Patricia Masotto Story is a testament to the life of a young woman's passion for the game and her father's unending love for his daughter. About the author: Jeffrey M. Clark's twenty-year writing career includes speeches, corporate correspondence, and political campaign material. While assigned to write an acceptance speech for Peter Masotto, Mr. Clark became inspired by Pat's story and felt compelled to write an account of her amazing life. Mr. Clark lives in Mineola, New York with his wife, Maureen, and their six children. The Patricia Masotto Story is his first published book.

Dad's Masterpiece: The Patricia Masotto Story

Strategic Book Publishing

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The Little Door Slides Back

Music and Suicide: Poems

Music and Suicide: Poems

Uniforms of the NSDAP: Uniforms - Headgear - Insignia of the Nazi Party

Business Statistics (Barron's Business Review Series)

Quantitative Methods (Business Review Series)

Business Statistics (Barron's Business Review Series)

Hey We're Dying Out Here: The Truth Behind the Trucker Shortage

The Little Door Slides Back (New American Poetry)

Dad's Masterpiece: The Patricia Masotto Story