A language dark enough
Subtitle: essays on exile
By: Tony Whedon.
Publisher: Mid-List Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
Subjects: Whedon, Tony -- Travel.; English teachers -- United States -- Biography.; Jazz musicians -- United States -- Biography.; Editors -- United States -- Biography.; Creative writing (Higher education); Voyages and travels.; Poetry.; Jazz.
Genres: Biography.
Notes: "First series--creative nonfiction."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-245).
Table of contents: title: Voice of the "Cloud-moving Wind"; title: Gray rapture; title: Melons; title: Blackbirds; title: Courage and silence; title: How could such misery ever be retold?; title: Liberal white boy; title: The last mambo; title: Spirits of exile; title: The death of the mother of Victoria Greene; title: The true story; title: forgetting; title: Understanding Ponce; title: Sophisticated trombone; title: Goya, Bacon and "The night of the living dead"; title: Sleet; title: Becoming Ovid; title: Marginal notes: an islander's view; title: Was Homer happy?