At Egypt
Poetry. Clark Coolidge's 1988 book AT EGYPT is a single poem in eleven sections that treats travel as a source for the generative self. Coolidge gestures at his dissolubility as a traveler and, as such, a productive ability for complete re-generation of self "from inside the factory that changes it forever...into a recognizable but totally different shape" — Phillip Whalen. Coolidge marks "a monument and an alphabet" with AT EGYPT within "complexion, light diffused and reflected on sand" — Paul Hoover.
- Author
- Clark Coolidge
- Format
- paperback
- Pages
- 80
- Publisher
- Figures
- Language
- english
- ISBN
- 9780935724356
- Genres
- poetry
- Release date
- 1988
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