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William Wantling (1933-74) was a veteran of the Korean War and a heroin addict who spent five years in San Quentin Prison, where he first taught himself to write. Despite being a convicted felon, he qualified for the G.I. Bill on his release in 1963 and went on to obtain a BA and MA in English from Illinois State University. He was a contemporary of Charles Bukowski with whom he had an unusual and ultimately destructive friendship. This selection brings together the best of Wantling's prolific output, including many poems dealing with Korea, heroin addiction and prison.Product Identifiers
PublisherTangerine Press
ISBN-139780957338579
eBay Product ID (ePID)212600497
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Book TitleWilliam Wantling: in the Enemy Camp: Selected Poems 1964-74
AuthorWilliam Wantling
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
TopicPoetry
Publication Year2015
Number of Pages110 Pages
Dimensions
Item Height240mm
Item Width170mm
Item Weight272g
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Title_AuthorWilliam Wantling
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom
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