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Parkway

By (author): Peter Culley

“Hammertown” is Georges Perec’s invention, an imaginary fishing port on Vancouver Island that Peter Culley recognized as the Oulipo writer’s vision of what Nanaimo might be like. In Parkway, Culley continues his project of describing Perec’s Hammertown from the inside. Deeply musical and infused by Culley’s love of rhythm, Parkway is an acute and strongly complicit portrayal of a working-class city, and the world of its margins.

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Peter Culley

A Kootenay School of Writing hang-around in the 1980s, Peter Culley is a poet and art critic who has lived in Nanaimo for most of his life. Hammertown (2003) and The Age of Briggs and Stratton (2008) are the first two Hammertown books.

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“Hammertown” is Georges Perec’s invention, an imaginary fishing port on Vancouver Island that Peter Culley recognized as the Oulipo writer’s vision of what Nanaimo might be like. In Parkway, Culley continues his project of describing Perec’s Hammertown from the inside. Deeply musical and infused by Culley’s love of rhythm, Parkway is an acute and strongly complicit portrayal of a working-class city, and the world of its margins.

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Dimensions:

96 Pages
9in * 6in * 0.3in
0.16kg

Published:

October 10, 2013

City of Publication:

Vancouver

Country of Publication:

CA

Publisher:

New Star Books

ISBN:

9781554200764

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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