Choi chiwan (21 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Wednesday, a new literary magazine, presents the newest in poetry, fiction, and journals from a continually evolving, continually working group of Los Angeles writers who meet every Wednesday night inside a nondescript brick building in the heart of the city. There is a literary movement in progress in Los Angeles, and this anthology captures it in its pages.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Wednesday, a new literary magazine, presents the newest in poetry, fiction, and journals from a continually evolving, continually working group of Los Angeles writers who meet every Wednesday night inside a nondescript brick building in the heart of the city. There is a literary movement in progress in Los Angeles, and this anthology captures it in its pages.…

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Softcover. Zustand: Fine. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen; Leichte Verformung / umgeknickte Seiten; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveranderung. The first time I heard Chiwan Choi read, I was unprepared for the intensity of his voice and the energy of his lines. His latest work showcases an intensified power, delivering poetry that is both casually devastating and ecstatic. Choi writes, "I have replaced god / with longing," transforming the legacy of war and displacement into a personal spiritual realm. Even amidst destruction, he captures the essence of connection, offering poetry as a means of preservation and a testament to a self that is continually redefined. This collection shines with a golden light, embodying both joy and sorrow. The Yellow House unfolds like a story collection while resonating with the rhythm of an R&B love song, filled with yearning. It evokes memories that linger, capturing the essence of loss and the longing to return to beginnings. Choi's melancholic voice invites readers to remember what has been lost, creating a stunning tribute to those who have passed. His work serves as a love letter, intertwining memories and emotions that seek to lift us from deep-rooted sadness. Ultimately, it is a testament to love and grief, leaving us illuminated by the glow of what has been shared.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Wednesday, a new literary magazine, presents the newest in poetry, fiction, and journals from a continually evolving, continually working group of Los Angeles writers who meet every Wednesday night inside a nondescript brick building in the heart of the city. There is a literary movement in progress in Los Angeles. Wednesday magazine captures it in its pages. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Wednesday reveals the heart of our beloved city: the poems, stories, and artwork from the writers and artists who keep Los Angeles alive. Each issue presents the newest works from both known and unknown writers.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The sixth poetry collection from Chiwan Choi, birthdays consists of poems written between the summer of 2025, when he was able to join his family for both of his parents' birthdays in Los Angeles, with his father's possibly being his final one due to the return of his cancer, and January of 2026, on his wife's birthday, as his marriage was coming to an end. It was his return to a voice that he recognizes from when he first started writing poems in high school, a time when he was so desperate to survive, when he first started feeling the immense symptoms of loneliness and depression, something that wouldn't be diagnosed for another 30 years. More, and less, than poetry, birthdays is a live recording of a life that was being stripped away, reshaping itself and changing so drastically, whether he was ready or not.…

Zustand: New. Klappentext Wednesday, a new literary magazine, presents the newest in poetry, fiction, and journals from a continually evolving, continually working group of Los Angeles writers who meet every Wednesday night inside a nondescript brick.

Zustand: New. KlappentextRevealing the heart of Los Angeles, here are the poems, stories, and artwork from the writers and artists--known and unknown--who keep the city alive.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'When I first started working on ''The Flood'', the title piece from this collection of poems, I thought it was about the World, about Politics, about Race, about all the things that begin with capital letters that make up Life. And in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina came and left such destruction, opening up old social wounds and sins in the process, I thought this was my chance to be big, to be grand, to tackle the important subjects that important artists are seemingly never afraid of. I was going to make my statement. I was going to be heard. I was going to leave my mark'. With this statement, Chiwan Cho begins to describe the impulses behind this most promising and powerful collection of poetry. His voice gives his poems a deep level of intimacy, while his economy of language distinguishes his work as authentic and accessible. This collection is a journey to discover the poet, Chiwan, as a man, as a Korean, as a son, as a husband, as a writer. He embraces the smallest moments in his life - finding key details, examining them, breaking them down and rebuilding them, to see if, somewhere in the smallest fragments, both trivial and tragic, the poet can discover himself, reflected, resonating with his father teaching him how to survive. Chiwan says that in the process of writing the poems in ''The Flood'', he often repeated to myself Ezra Pound's Canto 117, the line 'That I have lost my center/fighting the world'. By the time Chiwan polished each line in each poem, he'd found that center again, even if it was for a fleeting moment. 'Over eight years after I wrote the first words of this poem I thought I'd never finish, I found what I had lost. My core. My heart', Chiwan says. 'It was never about wars and tyrants and poverty nor about any of the Isms that want to suffocate us each and every day. I realized how far off the track I'd gone without realizing it'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Sky Songs, the newest collection from Chiwan Choi, is 50 poems broken up into four 'pop albums.' All the pieces are inspired by Taylor Swift, boygenius, Reneé Rapp, Finneas, Julien Baker, Lykke Li, phoebe bridgers, Gracie Abrams, Dev Never, Charlotte Lawrence, CHVRCHES & Tommy Lefroy.From the author: 'Sky Songs is a version of me that started almost 15 years ago, the first time I heard 'Fearless' by Taylor Swift. I realized I wanted to write something that could connect with someone emotionally so instantly. Since then, I've let pop songs inspire me as much, if not more, than any poetry book. It's messy and repetitive and maybe the worst of book I've written. But it also feels like the first book I've written to me, for me to read. And that was worth the journey of this book-50 poems that tell me of my emotions and confusions, my fears and my anxieties. The messy stuff.'. …

Claremont, 2013. 141 pp. Col. plts. Hardcover, d./j.