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The Clouds of Lucca: Poems

English

By (author): D. S. Butterworth

In The Clouds of Lucca, encounters with diverse cultures and the unknown lay bare the tension and beauty of human experience by mapping out the range of feeling and understanding of which we are capable. Driven by lyrical voice and attention to the kaleidoscopic particulars, these poems trace the imaginations imprinting of meaning on the given world. This book explores the interplay of mind and world, of self and society, and of past and present through the lenses of travel, cultural artifact, and the crises forged by our achievement of understanding and our persistent blindness. The Clouds of Lucca crafts an appreciation for the beauty of cultures broken wonders within an awareness that it is futile to resist change within the weather of time.

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Product Details
  • Weight: 227g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 12 Dec 2014
  • Publisher: Lost Horse Press
  • Publication City/Country: United States
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9780991146574

About D. S. Butterworth

D. S. Butterworth grew up in Seattle and attended Western Washington University in Bellingham. He earned an MA and PhD in English literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Throughout these years he pulled graveyard shift in a cannery unloaded fishing boats worked crab lines taught at a school for dyslexic children and spent a summer on a fire lookout tower in the Cascade Mountains. He taught as a lecturer at Chapel Hill and spent four years teaching at Morehead State University in eastern Kentucky. He currently teaches literature and creative writing at Gonzaga University in Spokane Washington. He has taught in Study Abroad programs in Zambia and Italy where he was a regular contributor to The Florence Newspaper. Algonquin Books published his creative non-fiction book Waiting for Rain: A Farmers Story. His poetry and fiction have appeared in magazines including Arcadia The Baltimore Review Cascadia Review The Copperfield Review Cream City Review The Wisconsin Review Amoskeag The Louisville Review The Portland Review The Alaska Quarterly Review The Santa Clara Review The Midwest Quarterly Review Rock and Sling and Willow Springs. Lost Horse Press published his poetry book The Radium Watch Dial Painters a finalist for the Washington State Book Awards.

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