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This book is a journal covering December 6, 1963, through January 10, 1964, by A. R. Ammons. The long poem was written on a roll of adding-machine tape and reflects Ammons's experimental approach to poetry. It is a diverse and significant work by a major American poet.
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Experimental poetry capturing a transformative winter season.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in innovative poetry that pushes boundaries, Tape For The Turn Of The Year offers a fascinating glimpse into Ammons's creative process. The use of an adding-machine tape as a poetic canvas is unique and gives the work a distinctive rhythm and texture. Readers who appreciate poetry experiments and thoughtful reflections on time and change will find this book compelling.
