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Between the Walls

Name: Between the Walls
Brand: MCCLELLAND & STEWART
SKU: 11501096
Price: 4800 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Paul Vermeersch
ISBN: 9780771087448

Paul Vermeersch

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11501096

Publishers MCCLELLAND & STEWART, February 2005

Paul Vermeersch examines the forces that divide us and isolate us as individuals in both the natural... Full description

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Paul Vermeersch examines the forces that divide us and isolate us as individuals in both the natural and man-made worlds, at the moments when those worlds intersect, and in the places where we live and work. During a violent row between teenage boys, a starling explodes like a hand grenade. A clutter of inbred cats plays out the rise and fall of mankind in a secluded country barn. While driving his girlfriend home, a young man is forced to alter the course of his future by the sudden appearance of a plague of toads. And in the harrowing final sequence, we are taken on a tour through a fragile city verging on its own ruin. As fantastic as they are visceral, these poems shed new light on our darkest corners and take us deep between the walls, those that are thrust up before us as well as those of our own making.