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The Imaginary Museum

By (author): Stanley Rogal

Toronto poet Stan Rogal’s second book of poetry is based on Mallarmé’s idea that everyone has ‘un musée imaginaire’ in his head. Rogal’s collection of poems reflects his belief that not everyone’s imaginary museum would hold masterpieces, but could also house velvet paintings of Elvis.

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Stanley Rogal

STAN ROGAL is a playwright and poet.


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Toronto poet Stan Rogal’s second book of poetry is based on Mallarmé’s idea that everyone has ‘un musée imaginaire’ in his head. Rogal’s collection of poems reflects his belief that not everyone’s imaginary museum would hold masterpieces, but could also house velvet paintings of Elvis.

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Dimensions:

76 Pages
7.5in * 5.5in *
0.345lb

Published:

November 01, 1993

City of Publication:

Toronto

Country of Publication:

CA

Publisher:

ECW Press

ISBN:

9781550222005

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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