Bill stucky (6 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New. In English.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Bill Stucky's debut poetry collection, WHO AM I TO SAY GOODBYE, contemplates experiences of transformation, growth, and loss, on the eve of his 70th year of life. In an age where there are mobile apps for meditation, and spirituality is packaged in posts on social media designed to 'get the most clicks, ' Stucky's deeply sincere, almost guileless approach to the divine strikes a pure chord throughout much of this book-reminiscent of Hafez's ecstatic poems, and Kabir's lyric calls of devotion. In that sense, many of these poems feel at home in the Bhakti movement of Eastern religious traditions -alternately meditating on both the forms and the formlessness of God, in a lifelong pursuit of knowing truth. Stucky can also be funny, though, with a sense of humor that can run the gamut from unabashedly silly to incredibly dry-and that can be seen in some of these poems too. From the book, here is the poem 'I Dreamt,' in its entirety: I dreamt I was beheaded and my first thought was, Not a bad way to begin my seventies. Perhaps now I will wake up and think up only great after head poems.…

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorBill Stucky began writing plays and stories when he was five, gradually adding poetry and screenplays to his literary efforts and explorations. He holds a BA in History, The Arts and Letters from Yale, and an MA in Edu.

souple. Zustand: Bon. 4to, paperback, Cody Books Inc. Color Art, s.d. (circa 1969), [Liberation News Service, 1969 ? ] 8 leaves. Contributors : Sally Bachman, Dennis Boren, Mary Dunlap, John Fante, Marilyn Figone, Don Girvin, Bill Grant, Jim Hartung, Dave Hoffman, Greg Jue, Tom Keyani, Yohannes Messai, Janet Scarpelli, Ron Scudder, John Sliter, Pam Stucky, Don TAchiki, Biff Traber, Bill Wagy, Grover Wickersham, Henry Williams Scarce document referring to the "Bloody Thursday" (may 15, 1969) at People's Park (Berkeley). A very early People's Park publication ! Good condition (small tape marks on first and last leaves). Langue: Anglais.…