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245 00 Hard lines :|brough south poetry /|cedited by Daniel Cross
Turner and William Wright.
264 1 Columbia, South Carolina :|bThe University of South
Carolina Press,|c[2016]
264 4 |c©2016
300 1 online resource (xiv, 295 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-289) and
index.
505 0 Preface / William Wright -- Acknowledments -- Introduction
/ Daniel Cross Turner -- Betthy Adcock : Burnt offerings ;
Rising star, 1985 ; If their voices were visible entities
-- Dan Albergotti : Notes for a poem in which God does not
appear ; Lesson of the elements: fire ; Lesson of the
elements: earth -- Paul Allen : Altar call ; After an all-
nighter camping with a young friend at Cape Romain
Wildlife Refuge, South Carolina -- Brian Barker : In the
city of fallen rebels ; The tress of the south ; Dog
gospel -- Coleman Barks : Lard gourd ; Grace ; Luke and
the duct tape -- Jack B. Bedell : Travail ; Saturday night
crab boils ; Loup garou -- Destiny O. Birdsong : Sugar --
David Bottoms : Shooting rats at the Bibb County Dump ;
Under the vulture -- tree ; Under the boathouse ; In a U-
Haul north of Damascus -- Besmilr Brigham : The hurricane
; Winston Weathers -- Kathryn Stripling Byer : Dagger ;
Bait ; Delivery -- Fred Chappell : The Artful Dodger out
of the bag -- Kelly Cherry : Wild dogwood ; The heat down
south (Richmond, 1955) ; Gulfport -- Michael Chitwood : A
childhood ; The one day ; Skinning -- Jim Clark : Black
Dog Shadrick Mayhew ; Waking up drunk ; Once more, the
night -- Allison Adelle Hedge Coke : Off-season ; Packin'
four corner nabs -- Daniel Corrie : Sleeping and waking --
Kate Daniels : Autobiography of a white girl raised in the
South ; Louisiana, late summer ; The figure eight -- Kwame
Dawes : Thief ; Reburial -- James Dickey : Cherrylog Road
; The sheep child ; Canebrake -- R.H.W. Dillard : A Friday
night kind of sonnet ; Event; A gathering; Vastation --
Claudia Emerson : Ephemeris ; Practice blood ; Third --
Tarfia Faizullah : Nocturne in need of a bitch ; The
streetlamp above me darkens -- Forrest Gander : From Life
of Johnson upside your head ; Lovegreen -- George Garrett
: Whistling in the dark ; Buzzard ; Luck's shining child -
- Jesse Graves : River gods ; Firing order ; Elegy for a
hay rake -- Jeff Hardin : On the eve of a new millennium -
- Ashley Mace Havird : At Stonewall ; Lunar eclipse --
David Havird : In seventh grade ; Downriver with Uncle
Paul -- Terrance Hayes : Ode to big trend ; Palmetto State
-- Hastings Hensel : Jump-start ; The rope in the motor ;
Filet -- Ron Houchin : Meanwhile ; Outhouse ; The broken
eye -- Rebecca Gayle Howell : No one was born here ; We're
on a need to know basis ; The quick and the dead -- David
Huddle : Even then I knew ; Evidence contributing to a
late illumination ; Trotlines -- Andrew Hudgins : The
names of the lost ; My daughter ; In ; Out -- T.R. Hummer
: Slow train through Georgia ; The Antichrist in Arkansas
; Greek -- TJ Jarrett : Of late, I have been thinking
about dispair ; Late that summer ; Meridian, MS, 1978:
Miss Polly attends the altar at Mt. Zion -- Rodney Jones :
The power of the quote -- Judy Jordan : From Pete's Lake -
- Terry L. Kennedy : Concerning the hunt ; Concerning the
puppies -- Yusef Komunyakaa : From Requiem ; The white
handkerchief ; Augury at sunset -- John Lane : The day
Andy Griffith died ; Tony Dorsett and his band ; Wreckage
-- Naton Leslie : Completion ; Country -- ED Madden :
Inferno -- AL Maginnes : Pornography ; Firefly gospel ;
Music from small towns -- Jeff Mann : A brief Christian
visit; or, The butch bottom sends old ladies packing ; The
Shepherdstown sweetshop -- Jeff Daniel Marion : Hand-me-
down days ; Orpha ; Winter watch -- Linda Parsons Marion :
Chicken pickin' ; My stepmother takes me to the fair ;
Repossessed -- Christopher Martin : Parable of the
Carolina chickadee ; Visiting wildman's Civil War surplus
and herb shop -- Chris Mattingly : No 'count ; Summertime
-- Michael McFee : Yaller ; Breaks ; Cottonmouth -- Ray
McManus : Dog box ; Disturbing remains ; Staying in the
truck -- Thorpe Moeckel : Spittoono Lily ; Cold range, hot
range ; Living by water -- Robert Morgan : Manure pile ;
The gift of tongues ; Man and machine -- Ricardo Nazario Y
Colón : Mi nuevo hogar: Kentucky.
505 8 Tara Powell : Watching Deliverance with my students -- Ron
Rash : The skeleton in the dogwood ; Winter lightning ;
Animal hides -- Janisse Ray : Land of milk and honey --
Paul Ruffin : Frozen over ; Circling ; Gigging frogs ;
Sawdust pile -- Steve Scafidi : To whoever set my truck on
fire ; The West Virginia copper-wing ; The hillbilly break
-dance and the talking crow -- James Seay : It comes
together outside the restroom in Hogansville ; Kelly dug a
hole -- Dave Smith : How to get to Green Springs ; In the
yard, late summer ; The tire hangs in the yard -- R.T.
Smith : A local Doc, over rocky lunchtime bourbon, speaks
of bartar and hopeful home remedies ; Horton's store ; Dar
He -- Sheryl St. Germain : Addiction ; Always wear clean
underwear, you never konw when you might get in a car
accident ; Wild ones -- Leon Stokesbury : To Laura Phelan:
1886-1906 ; Midway -- Richard Tillinghast : Lost Cove &
the Rose of San Antone ; Allen's Station: they -- Deno
Trakas : End of August, 2005 ; Walking to work on a snowy
morning -- Natasha Trethewey : Disclosure ; From "Native
Guard" ; Dr. Samuel Adolphus Cartwright on dissecting the
white negro, 1851 ; Onlookers gathered at the traveling
chair's arrival -- Adam Vines : Prologue and return ; Mine
rats ; The old salt's brag -- Ellen Bryant Voigt : Bright
leaf ; The trust ; Cow ; Owl -- G.C. Waldrep : Elberta ;
Vertigo ; Sustainable agriculture -- Frank X Walker :
Spell to give the woman a head ; How to swallow an
elephant ; Cure to eiliminate the N-word -- Robert West :
Mountaintop removal ; Cornfield -- James Whitehead : A
local man remembers Betty Fuller ; The Alabama man
remembers all he can about the battered children and the
woman with almost perfect skin in Mobile seven years ago -
- Amy Wright : In that place -- Charles Wright : Driving
through Tennessee ; Lost bodies -- William Wright :
Trumpet creeper ; Rabid cat ; Triptych for the days before
her passage -- Jake Adam York : Collect ; Self-portrait on
a plate-glass window ; Letter written on a hundred dollar
bill ; Inscription for air -- The contributors --
Suggestions for further reading -- Index of author and
titles.
520 Daniel Cross Turner and William Wright's anthology Hard
Lines: Rough South Poetry centers on the darker side of
southern experience while presenting a remarkable array of
poets from diverse backgrounds in the American South. As
tough-minded as they are high-minded, the sixty
contemporary poets and two hundred poems anthologized in
Hard Lines enhance the powerful genre of "Grit Lit." The
volume gathers the work of poets who have for some decades
formed the heart of southern poetry as well as that of
emerging voices who will soon become significant figures
in southern literature. These poems sting our sensesinto
awareness of a gritty world down South: hard work, hard
love, hard drinking, hard times; but they also explore the
importance of the land and rural experience, as well as
race-, gender-, and class-based conflicts. Readers will
see, hear (for poetry is meant to ring in the ears), and
feel (for poetry is meant to beat in the blood); there is
plenty of raucousness in this anthology. And yet the
cultural conflicts that ignite southern wildness are often
depicted in a manner that is lyrical without becoming
lugubrious, mournful but not maudlin. Some of these poets
are coming to terms with a visibly transforming culture--a
"roughness" in and of itself. Indeed many of these poets
are helping to change the definition of the South. The
anthology also features biographical information on each
poet in addition to further reading suggestions and
scholarly sources on contemporary poetry. Featured Poets:
Betty Adcock, David Bottoms, Kathryn Stripling Byer, James
Dickey, Rodney Jones, Yusef Komunyakaa, Ron Rash, Dave
Smith, Natasha Trethewey, Charles Wright, Fred Chappell,
Kelly Cherry, Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, Kate Daniels,
Kwame Dawes, Claudia Emerson, Andrew Hudgins, T.R. Hummer,
Robert Morgan, Ellen Bryant Voigt, Dan Albergotti, Tarfia
Faizullah, Forrest Gander, Terrance Hayes, Judy Jordan,
John Lane, Michael McFee, Paul Ruffin, Steve Scafidi, Jake
Adam York.
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