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SUMMARY:New Jersey Book Club - Paterson by William Carlos Williams
DESCRIPTION:This month's title: "Paterson" by William Carlos Williams\, in 
 celebration of Poetry Month. An epic poem published in five volumes from 
 1946 to 1958\, the origin was an 85 line long poem written in 1926\, after 
 Williams had read and been influenced by James Joyce's novel Ulysses. As he 
 continued writing lyric poetry\, Williams spent increasing amounts of time 
 on Paterson\, honing his approach to it both in terms of style and 
 structure and was intent on a documentary method that would mirror "the 
 resemblance between the mind of modern man and the city." Please register 
 to receive the zoom link\, or join us in person in the History Room. Print 
 books are located on the shelves near the Circulation Desk. \n\n\n\nThe 
 topic of New Jersey is broad. While obviously included in the non-fiction 
 genre\, New Jersey is also found within fiction\, poetry\, and visual 
 works. There are classics written by New Jersey authors\, and others who 
 use the state as the setting for their stories. Join us as we explore 
 numerous depictions of the Garden State by native and non-native New Jersey 
 writers across multiple genres\, all while strengthening an appreciation 
 for the impact our state makes in literature and in the telling of its 
 history. Meetings will be hybrid - both in person and via zoom. 
 Co-sponsored by the New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance.\n\n \n\n\n\n
LOCATION:NJ History Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Middletown Township Public Library":MAILTO:ref_desk@mplmain.mtpl.org
CATEGORIES:Book Club
CONTACT;CN="Middletown Township Public Library":MAILTO:ref_desk@mplmain.mtpl.org
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