The Rigged Universe - Labriola, Anthony; Tbd
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A collection of poems by Anthony Labriola that deal with the magical experience of living in our world and the chance encounters with its mystery. In these poems, the presence of the magician attests to a double vision as we live in nature while sensing the mystery behind it. The commonplace is charged with magic. Wonder takes over when we least expect it. The extraordinary is in us and around us. But what if we had a chance to learn the trick of experiencing reality and its illusory double? What if we could "rig the universe" and live a life that celebrates the magic and mystery of the world?…mehr

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A collection of poems by Anthony Labriola that deal with the magical experience of living in our world and the chance encounters with its mystery. In these poems, the presence of the magician attests to a double vision as we live in nature while sensing the mystery behind it. The commonplace is charged with magic. Wonder takes over when we least expect it. The extraordinary is in us and around us. But what if we had a chance to learn the trick of experiencing reality and its illusory double? What if we could "rig the universe" and live a life that celebrates the magic and mystery of the world? What if we could find our bliss? Labriola's poems speak of the enchantments of the human journey and the odyssey of experience in a galaxy filled with legends and natural phenomena. The collection offers "cosmic therapy"-a lesson in learning to live with light and happiness.
Autorenporträt
Anthony Labriola's work has appeared in The Canadian Forum, PRISM international, Vallum: Contemporary Poetry, Stone Voices, Still Point Arts Quarterly, Passion: Poetry, The Colours of Saying, Bells & Pomegranates, and Strange Fictions (Vagabondage Press). His poetry collections include The Rigged Universe, Birds and Arrows, Sun Dogs, Invisible Mending, The Blessing of the Bikes & Other Life Cycles, Armour & Lace: From the Dragon Slayer's Notebook, and The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters. His published prose works include Devouring the Artist, The Pros & Cons of Dragon-Slaying, Poor Love & Other Stories, The Lonely Barber, The Dandelion Clock, An Englishman in Italian, Dragonfly's Urban Crusade and Jealousy: Two Tales (Anaphora Literary Press). The Japanese Waltzing Mouse & Other Tales (Cranberry Tree Press) appeared in August 2016. He lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with his family.