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With an energetic eye, Nicky Beer thumbs through our collective history books, and her personal one, too, in an effort to chart the line between playful forms of farce and those that are far more insidious.
Drag Day at Dollywood -- Self-portrait as Duckie Dale -- Cathy dies -- Two-headed taxidermied calf -- Etymology -- Still life with pork livers rolled like handkerchiefs -- Thorn Ostinato -- Marlene Dietrich plays her musical saw for the troops, 1944 -- Forged medieval German church fresco with clandestine Marlene Dietrich -- The benevolent sisterhood of inconspicuous fabricators -- The magicians at work -- Sawing a lady in half -- The great something -- The plagiarist -- Notes on the villages of liars -- Excerpts from The Updated Handbook to Mendacity -- The stereoscopic man -- Self-portrait while operating heavy machinery -- The demolitionists -- Small claims courtship -- Exclusive interview -- Marlene Dietrich meets David Bowie, 1978 -- Marlene Dietrich considers penicillin, 1950 -- Mating call of the re-creation panda -- Scat -- Heart in turmeric -- Dear Bruce Wayne -- Elegy -- Kindness/kindling -- Juveniles -- Nessun Dorma -- The poet who does not believe in ghosts -- Because my grief was a tree -- Specimen #17 -- Revision.
Poetry browsing collection : gift of Eleanor Weinbaum family.