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Guide to Native Beasts

by Mary Quade

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"Though Mary Quade's world in these quirkily meditative poems is populated with sundry native beasts — from bats and horses to a neon chicken that squawks electric — it becomes clear that the creature that most galvanizes her imagination is the human beast itself. Accordingly, she plumbs and explores (implicating herself in the doing) the various poignancies of our longings, as well as our gloved fists and hidden cold deeds, our blight of good intentions....The result is my favorite kind of book — attentive to the things of this world while remaining inherently philosophical." Stephen Dunn

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"Mary Quade's point of view is uniquely hers — linguistically inventive, edgily understated, poised and uncompromising. Nothing deflects her from rendering the relentless way we lurch forward, arms crossed, spreading damage like Edward Teller, wanting a crater, some fallout to measure....Welcome to this new voice skillfully and mercifully calling us to account." Marilyn Krys

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"With Guide to Native Beasts, Mary Quade hits a sweet spot in poetic balance, consistently demonstrating keen introspection." Vikas Turakhia, The Cleveland Plain Dealer

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"Whether writing about a giant fiberglass cow or bathtub-haloed lawn shrines, Quade's poems have great clarity and revelatory power; they are accomplished, powerful, and politically engaging to boot. It's a hell of a first book." Marc Sheehan

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Quade, Mary
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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY POETRY CENTER
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Product details pages CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY POETRY CENTER - English 9781880834619 Reviews:
"Review" by , "Though Mary Quade's world in these quirkily meditative poems is populated with sundry native beasts — from bats and horses to a neon chicken that squawks electric — it becomes clear that the creature that most galvanizes her imagination is the human beast itself. Accordingly, she plumbs and explores (implicating herself in the doing) the various poignancies of our longings, as well as our gloved fists and hidden cold deeds, our blight of good intentions....The result is my favorite kind of book — attentive to the things of this world while remaining inherently philosophical." Stephen Dunn
"Review" by , "Mary Quade's point of view is uniquely hers — linguistically inventive, edgily understated, poised and uncompromising. Nothing deflects her from rendering the relentless way we lurch forward, arms crossed, spreading damage like Edward Teller, wanting a crater, some fallout to measure....Welcome to this new voice skillfully and mercifully calling us to account."
"Review" by , "With Guide to Native Beasts, Mary Quade hits a sweet spot in poetic balance, consistently demonstrating keen introspection." Vikas Turakhia, The Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Review" by , "Whether writing about a giant fiberglass cow or bathtub-haloed lawn shrines, Quade's poems have great clarity and revelatory power; they are accomplished, powerful, and politically engaging to boot. It's a hell of a first book."
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