From Paul Zarzyski, one of Montana's most distinguished, respected, and consistently entertaining poets, comes "Going It Alone," his first collection in eight years. Best known-from Elko to Reno, from Monterey to Melbourne, from London to Swansea, Missoula to BUTTE!-for his wild-ride "rodeo poetry" deliveries across both the page and the stage, Zarzyski now harkens back to his Richard Hugo literary wellspring to fuel his ventures into fresh poetic wildernesses. Lyrical and outrageous, controversial and heartbreaking, humorous and poignant, "Going It Alone" is destined to become one of the most original and expansive collections of poetry published in the West this, or any other, year.
From Paul Zarzyski, one of Montana's most distinguished, respected, and consistently entertaining poets, comes "Going It Alone," his first collection in eight years. Best known-from Elko to Reno, from Monterey to Melbourne, from London to Swansea, Missoula to BUTTE!-for his wild-ride "rodeo poetry" deliveries across both the page and the stage, Zarzyski now harkens back to his Richard Hugo literary wellspring to fuel his ventures into fresh poetic wildernesses. Lyrical and outrageous, controversial and heartbreaking, humorous and poignant, "Going It Alone" is destined to become one of the most original and expansive collections of poetry published in the West this, or any other, year.
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