In his deeply innovative and beautifully human Ghost Notes, Ralph Burns explores the vivid relation between American jazz and American poetry. His book embodies the movement of jazz in the long title poem he plays wide open, without a mute, as Red Allen advises. The result is inclusive and exhilarating, a structure that keeps on opening and opening.
Winner of the 2000 FIELD Poetry Prize.
| ISBN: | 9780932440884 |
| Publication date: | 30th March 2001 |
| Author: | Ralph Burns |
| Publisher: | Oberlin College Press |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 67 pages |
| Series: | The Field Poetry Series |
| Genres: |
Poetry |
In his deeply innovative and beautifully human Ghost Notes, Ralph Burns explores the vivid relation between American jazz and American poetry. His book embodies the movement of jazz in the long title poem he plays wide open, without a mute, as Red Allen advises.
Ghost Notes features in the following genres: Poetry
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Ghost Notes was written by Ralph Burns and published by Oberlin College Press
Ghost Notes has 67 pages
Yes it is part of The Field Poetry Series series