Central Air: Poems by George Bilgere

Central Air: Poems

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Central Air: Poems by George Bilgere

University of Pittsburgh Press

Central Air: Poems

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With humor and compassion, George Bilgere continues his explorations of the human predicament. The settings of these poems range from Cleveland to Berlin, from childhood to old age. Bilgere's subject, in the largest sense, is America, in all its craziness, its haunted past, its imperiled future. But what really centers this book is the English language itself, which these poems endeavor to renew, reinvent, and reinvigorate.
Book Details
Publisher:
University of Pittsburgh Press
ISBN:
9780822966890
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
86
Authors:
George Bilgere
Published Date:
2022-03-15
Language:
English
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About George Bilgere

The Pitt Poetry Series has carried three of George Bilgere's books. They are Imperial in 2014, Blood Pages in 2018 and Central Air in 2022, but the prizes came earlier. The Going won the Society of Midland Authors poetry award in 1995; Billy Collins selected The Good Kiss for the University of Akron Poetry Prize; Haywire was the tenth volume in Utah State University Press's May Swenson Poetry Award series in 2006; and the chapbook Cheap Motels of My Youth won the 2023 Rattle Chapbook Prize. Born in Riverside, California, he holds degrees from the University of California, Riverside, Washington University in St. Louis and the University of Denver, and taught for many years at John Carroll University in Cleveland.

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