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Pegs [chapbook]
This book of poetry challenges the western tradition's bias against the mundane and ordinary and advocates for a poetry of the quotidian. The peg is at once familiar and yet defamiliarised in these prose poems. In addition to its usual purpose as an object to hold clothes on the line, "peg" also stands for a measure of alcohol and a verb for "throw", among other things. Other chapbooks in this series include: Paul Hetherington, Jars; Jen Webb, Gaps; Paul Munden, Keys and Jordan Williams, Nets.
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The QuotidianPublisher
Authorised TheftPlace of publication
Canberra, A.C.TMaterial type
poetryNotes
Please note this is a chapbook of 21 poems, NOT a single poem. There are 4 other chapbooks in this series.Publication classification
X Not reportable; J2 Minor original creative workCopyright notice
2015, International Poetry Studies Institute: Authorised TheftNumber of chapters
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