Poetry. Suite of five chapbooks published by Three Count Pour, made possible with the support of Duke University: Anuncio's Last Love Song by Nathaniel Mackey, Southern Colortype by J. Peter Moore, A History of Fire by Dianne Timblin, first the trees, now this by Ken Taylor, and [Distressed Properties] by Magdalena Zurawski.

Durham Suite: 5 by Three Count Pour

Literature & Fiction

TAYLOR, KEN

MacKey, Nathaniel

Zurawski, Magdalena

Moore, J. Peter

Timblin, Dianne

Poetry

Three Count Pour

<p>Poetry. Taking its title from a song by the Memphis musician Harlan T. Bobo, ZIPPERS AND JEANS tells the story of a man who upon having his heart broken finds that he can commune with inanimate objects. At regular intervals, the real world leans in on our loveless speaker, cajoling him through the language of Anglo- Saxon riddles, plying him with snapshots of the past, pushing him on his search for the simple life. Along the way, the reader will find a series of short essays on the aesthetics of vernacular culture, which focus on topics such as mass-produced musical instruments, professional wrestling, and the history of deadpan comedy. Like the story of unrequited love, each of these topics relate back to the central trajectory of the book, a descent into the cultural mythology of Memphis.</p>

Zippers & Jeans

selva oscura press

Where the Wanting Leads Us: Reading the Poetry of Norman Finkelstein

History & Criticism

MadHat Press

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