Of Silence and Song - Beachy-Quick, Dan
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1. Author has exceptional reputation in literary circles, with profiles in publications including the New Yorker, New York Times, and the LA Times 2. Of Silence and Song formed the basis of Author's work as a Guggenheim fellow 3. The book is timely, emerging from a reaction to our current media predicament: a response "to a culture filled with a kind of noise that seems at times to either replace thinking or make thinking impossible," hence the title 4. Structure for the text comes from a unique formal experiment, to "spend one-hundred essays in contemplation-the simple discipline of it, of…mehr

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1. Author has exceptional reputation in literary circles, with profiles in publications including the New Yorker, New York Times, and the LA Times 2. Of Silence and Song formed the basis of Author's work as a Guggenheim fellow 3. The book is timely, emerging from a reaction to our current media predicament: a response "to a culture filled with a kind of noise that seems at times to either replace thinking or make thinking impossible," hence the title 4. Structure for the text comes from a unique formal experiment, to "spend one-hundred essays in contemplation-the simple discipline of it, of seeking no way out of the thinking that the form itself demands." 5. Similar to A Whaler's Dictionary and Wonderful Investigations, Of Silence and Song will feature special design and construction to echo the elegance of the contents 6. Given the author's profile, we expect strong endorsements and review coverage for the book
Autorenporträt
Dan Beachy-Quick is the author of six collections of poems; two previous works of nonfiction; and a novel, among other projects. He is a contributing editor for the journals A Public Spaceand West Branch. His work has won the Colorado Book Award, and has been a finalist for the William Carlos Williams Prize and the PEN/USA Literary Award in Poetry. He is currently a Guggenheim Fellow and a Creative Fellow of the Woodberry Poetry Room at Harvard University. He lives in Fort Collins, Colorado.