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200 10$aInverse sky$b[electronic resource] $epoems /$fby John Isles
210   $aIowa City $cUniversity of Iowa Press$dc2008
215   $a1 online resource (73 p.)
225 1 $aKuhl House poets
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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327   $aContents; Acknowledgments; Part 1; Lighthouse; Putting the Bird Back in the Sky; Arcade; Song; Cinema Verite?; Missing Persons; Mission Statement; My Comfortress of Unsuccess (Mary Austen); Course in Empire; Islarios; Fla?neur; Nocturne; Cosmos; City of Our Making; Part 2; The Uncertainty Pastoral; Desperate Tender; Dark Pastoral; Send My Roots Rain; Notes toward a Social Realism; Sidereal Messengers; Gospel, According to This Very Moment; Part 3; The Arcadia Negotiations; Part 4; The Next Loneliness; I Know If I Find You I Will Have to Leave the Earth; For the World's Great Economies
327   $aThe HungerNight Vision; Evangelical Economics; Diorama with a 20-Watt Bulb Inside; And When I Waked I Cried to Dream Again; The Eden Archives; Notes; Kuhl House Poets
330   $aPart Baudelairian fla?neur, an Arcadian shepherd, the speaker in John Isles's brave new Inverse Sky encounters a fragmented history. It is nineteenth-century California, and the missions are still burning after the Americans establish the Bear Flag Republic; it is the twenty-first century, and the miners of 49 are relegated to a mural in an arcade. Both a loner and a lover, Isles's pilgrim-poet takes us on a journey where Native Americans are "missing persons" outside a diorama of their ancestors, then sets us adrift in settings ranging from film noir to the clear-cut hills of modern-day Califo
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