'Something Other Than Other' is Philip Rowland's most representative collection to date. Ranging from minimal, concrete and found poems to epigrammatic reflections, imagist snapshots, haiku and tanka, the book unfolds in four carefully sequenced sections, including 'Surveillance', a long series of short poems based on observations of people and places in Rowland's adoptive home town of Tokyo. Throughout, this collection invites us to dwell on the multi-faceted relationships between its parts, continually opening space for the reader to listen for 'the sound of our listening'. 'You can't step in the same Rowland poem twice' - Joseph Massey
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Maße
Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 140 mm
Dicke: 6 mm
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978-4-907359-14-0 (9784907359140)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Originally from London, Philip Rowland is a long-time resident of Tokyo, where he works as a professor of English. He has published widely on contemporary short-form poetry and poetics and is the founding editor of NOON: journal of the short poem; he is also co-editor of the anthology Haiku in English: The First Hundred Years (Norton, 2013). He has published five books or pamphlets of poetry, the latest being Something Other Than Other (Isobar Press, 2016).
