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| Edition Language: | English |
Brandon Thomas DiSabatino
Paperback | Pages: 144 pages Rating: 4.47 | 15 Users | 5 Reviews
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6 weeks of white castle /n rust is a collection of poems which takes the gravity of the post-industrial American Mid-West as its subject. The poems are the brutal, often humorous conjurings of a world populated by waitresses, dead-end wages and ghosts. Built from the scrap, wreckage and junk typical of places defined by their decay and abandon, DiSabatino's world of rust and rebirth carves a unique voice in new American poetry.(from the interior flap)
one-size fits all:
factories, gravel - beer cans, hubcaps.
a limited, discount rate:
lost bars, back roads,
minimum-wage sex.
available w/ night shifts,
waitresses. down payments
at 4-/n-a-quarter percent:
motels, last calls, ghost stories
of the living.
pill bottles, parole,
fast food chicken.
loss, lust. ruin, rain.
drive it away today:
6 weeks of white castle /n rust.
Details Regarding Books 6 weeks of white castle /n rust
| Title | : | 6 weeks of white castle /n rust |
| Author | : | Brandon Thomas DiSabatino |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 144 pages |
| Published | : | September 1st 2017 by Émigré |
| Categories | : | Poetry |
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Ratings: 4.47 From 15 Users | 5 ReviewsDiscuss Regarding Books 6 weeks of white castle /n rust
To be honest, I didn't understand at least half of the book.But whatever I understood, that was marvelousI won this book through a giveaway here on Goodreads.6 weeks of white castle /n rust presents a good collection of poetry written by B. T. DiSabatino.To tell the truth, I didn't understand all the pieces, some left me confused or indifferent, however I really enjoyed others and, generally speaking, I liked the atmosphere that the author was able to create trough his words. Moreover, I would have given a whole star only for the well-finished package that contained the book, it was truly nice.I
The ones that hit, hit hard. I read this a a diary, in only the way Brandon could write in a diary. Deeply personal. Although he seems to be detached, just an observer, the care he puts into the descriptions and the imagery shows how much love he still has for this shit-hole town. No one's got empathy for white trash like Brandon. His plays are also AMAZING. If you like Sam Shepard, he's basically the reincarnation. I am also QUITE biased.
Probably the best book of poetry I've read in a decade. Wow.I got a copy of this book shortly after seeing a play written by this author last month, called "Sand in A Memphis Glass, or the Grace of a Good Woman," and I didn't really know what to expect, other than it would be likely different from the play (which was a terrific, all-female show!), but given what I found to be incredible, beautiful writing among the characters, I wanted to give it a shot.Immediately, it's apparent the voices I
Brandon Thomas DiSabatino is a poet/playwright born in Canton, Ohio. His first play, "Down Among the Vultures," premiered at the 2015 Fringe Festival in Cincinnati, with preview performances in New York City. In 2016, he collaborated with fellow poet Mie Hansson for the immersive theatrical experience, "In White Castle Pain Thrives,". His second play, "Sand in a Memphis Glass/or, the Grace of a
I won this book through a giveaway here on Goodreads.6 weeks of white castle /n rust presents a good collection of poetry written by B. T. DiSabatino.To tell the truth, I didn't understand all the pieces, some left me confused or indifferent, however I really enjoyed others and, generally speaking, I liked the atmosphere that the author was able to create trough his words. Moreover, I would have given a whole star only for the well-finished package that contained the book, it was truly nice.I
No one tells you Rome is ending the excerpt on the back page reads until youre standing alone in a coliseum where a city had been. 6 weeks of white castle /n rust offers an intriguing introspection into a forgotten mid-west Americana, the abandoned corners of a decaying age and the souls who haunt the diners and dive bars within. Author Brandon Thomas DiSabatino wastes no time in taking us there. The book opens with prelude to rain songs. The first sight of DiSabatinos world is one of brick
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