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Winner, 1994 American Award for Literature: Belles Lettres. "[A] valuable contribution to American poetics."--Publishers Weekly
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01 June 1994

Winner, 1994 American Award for Literature: Belles Lettres. "[A] valuable contribution to American poetics."--Publishers Weekly
Price: $16.00
Pages: 150
Publisher: Coffee House Press
Imprint: Coffee House Press
Publication Date:
01 June 1994
Trim Size: 8.80 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9781566890212
Format: Paperback
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Praise for The Green Lake is Awake
“No one writes like Ceravolo: his magical combinations of fragmentation and lyric—sometimes heartbreaking—immediacy. He is one of those pure poets who make you want to sit down and write a thousand poems and simultaneously make you feel nothing you’ve done or will ever do is good enough.” —Charles North
“This book will be a wonderful surprise for readers new to Ceravolo’s work and an opportunity for his old fans to see how really great he is.” —Ron Padgett
“One of the great true experiences of twentieth-century poetry.” —Kenneth Koch
“Ceravolo is a refined and refining fire, and his wonderful structures were built to last.” —David Shapiro
“No one writes like Ceravolo: his magical combinations of fragmentation and lyric—sometimes heartbreaking—immediacy. He is one of those pure poets who make you want to sit down and write a thousand poems and simultaneously make you feel nothing you’ve done or will ever do is good enough.” —Charles North
“This book will be a wonderful surprise for readers new to Ceravolo’s work and an opportunity for his old fans to see how really great he is.” —Ron Padgett
“One of the great true experiences of twentieth-century poetry.” —Kenneth Koch
“Ceravolo is a refined and refining fire, and his wonderful structures were built to last.” —David Shapiro
The first recipient of the Frank O’Hara Award for Poetry, Joseph Ceravolo created several astonishing collections of poetry before his early death. Born in New York, he earned his living as a hydraulics engineer. The Green Lake is Awake is the first major book in over twenty-five years to make Ceravolo’s work widely available.