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Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963

John Stickler
4.9/5 (26295 ratings)
Description:What was it like in the decade after Hiroshima, for an impressionable student in the United States? One young man, who graduated from High school in 1955, captured those youthful fears eloquently in a series of poems collected now in a 50 page volume entitled "Growing Up Afraid; Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963." John C. Stickler , a student at The Putney School and then Yale University, has captured the anxiety, the anomie, of that era as only a pure, young intellect could. Looking back today, it is surprising how dark a shadow was cast across American society by the mushroom cloud that ended World War II. These insightful and moving poems offer a unique historical perspective into an entire post-war generation. Eleven of the 43 poems in the book were previously published in the The Yale Literary Magazine, The Yale Daily News, The Putney Magazine, Nugget Magazine and elsewhere. The style ranges from formal sonnets to Haiku to risque ballads. The volume provides a poetic glimpse of one young man's moral beliefs evolving and maturing into a cynical, yet humanistic, ethic.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963. To get started finding Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963

John Stickler
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Description: What was it like in the decade after Hiroshima, for an impressionable student in the United States? One young man, who graduated from High school in 1955, captured those youthful fears eloquently in a series of poems collected now in a 50 page volume entitled "Growing Up Afraid; Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963." John C. Stickler , a student at The Putney School and then Yale University, has captured the anxiety, the anomie, of that era as only a pure, young intellect could. Looking back today, it is surprising how dark a shadow was cast across American society by the mushroom cloud that ended World War II. These insightful and moving poems offer a unique historical perspective into an entire post-war generation. Eleven of the 43 poems in the book were previously published in the The Yale Literary Magazine, The Yale Daily News, The Putney Magazine, Nugget Magazine and elsewhere. The style ranges from formal sonnets to Haiku to risque ballads. The volume provides a poetic glimpse of one young man's moral beliefs evolving and maturing into a cynical, yet humanistic, ethic.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963. To get started finding Growing Up Afraid: Poems of the Atomic Age, 1953-1963, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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0961581603

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