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ATM by Christopher Salerno (2014, Trade Paperback)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherGeorgetown Review Press

ISBN-100615906176

ISBN-139780615906171

eBay Product ID (ePID)175203762

Product Key Features

Publication Year2014

Book TitleAtm

TopicGeneral

Number of Pages67 Pages

LanguageEnglish

GenrePoetry

AuthorChristopher Salerno

FormatTrade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Weight5 oz

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Intended AudienceTrade

SynopsisPoetry. "Christopher Salerno's ATM is a decadent refutation of Robert Graves' quip that 'there is no poetry in money, either.' The material world and the natural world stand side by side: a tulip planted not beside a river bank but beside a bank machine. The bank, like a tree, has branches. 'People are getting free shipping, and all the bees are gone.' Salerno rifles through our empty wallets to show how much we're missing. These poems are mystical transactions of body and soul, as dark as Faust and as illuminating." D.A. Powell", Poetry. "Christopher Salerno's ATM is a decadent refutation of Robert Graves' quip that 'there is no poetry in money, either.' The material world and the natural world stand side by side: a tulip planted not beside a river bank but beside a bank machine. The bank, like a tree, has branches. 'People are getting free shipping, and all the bees are gone.' Salerno rifles through our empty wallets to show how much we're missing. These poems are mystical transactions of body and soul, as dark as Faust and as illuminating."--D.A. Powell