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Climbing Back
Climbing Back, Heartbreaking, overstuffed, seeping with history, lonelier than imaginable and truly in-the-face of American culture, Climbing Back's debris-field of prose poems tries with all its heart to outrun cultural paradigms and ends up refining our spirit, Climbing Back has a rating of 4.5 stars
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Climbing Back, Heartbreaking, overstuffed, seeping with history, lonelier than imaginable and truly in-the-face of American culture, Climbing Back's debris-field of prose poems tries with all its heart to outrun cultural paradigms and ends up refining our spirit, Climbing Back
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  • Climbing Back
  • Written by author Dionisio D. Martinez
  • Published by Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc., December 2001
  • "Heartbreaking, overstuffed, seeping with history, lonelier than imaginable and truly in-the-face of American culture, Climbing Back's debris-field of prose poems tries with all its heart to outrun cultural paradigms and ends up refining our spirit
  • "[O]ne of the most important new works of poetry this year."—Kirkus ReviewsPublishers WeeklyWith a cast that includes the likes of Hendrix, Garbo, Monet, the Elephant Man, JFK, Warhol, John Lennon and, repeatedly, a contempora
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Preface17
Intro: The Prodigal Son jumps bail23
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The Prodigal Son and the two Sinatras27
The Prodigal Son on Green Dolphin Street28
The Prodigal Son: The treadmill effect29
The Prodigal Son: German postcards30
The Prodigal Son: Kierkegaard at face value32
The Prodigal Son reassesses Kierkegaard33
The Prodigal Son edits a newsreel36
The Prodigal Son watches a documentary37
The Prodigal Son, Mr. DeMille, Norma Desmond, Billy Wilder, Claude Monet, et al.38
The Prodigal Son paraphrases a plagiarist39
The Prodigal Son gives blood40
The Prodigal Son in a frenzy of scarves42
The Prodigal Son confronting Zeno's paradoxes43
The Prodigal Son introduces George W. G. Ferris44
The Prodigal Son: Still life in slow motion45
The Prodigal Son deconstructs the origami language46
The Prodigal Son, for whom summer is a verb47
The Prodigal Son pulls an all-nighter48
2
The Prodigal Son is caught off guard by planned obsolescence51
The Prodigal Son, accompanied by the ideogram52
The Prodigal Son as understudy53
The Prodigal Son locates the epicenter54
The Prodigal Son: Notes from the epicenter55
The Prodigal Son paces the other half of a semicircle56
The Prodigal Son: Temporary trains57
The Prodigal Son bribes the fortune teller58
The Prodigal Son: Standard deviations59
The Prodigal Son marks his calendar60
The Prodigal Son swims to a barrier island61
The Prodigal Son learns to drown62
The Prodigal Son envisions nothing63
The Prodigal Son succumbs to secular miracles64
The Prodigal Son investigates the Hemingway suicides65
The Prodigal Son in absentia66
3The Prodigal Son in his own words:
Credo (1)69
Bees70
Tipping over the actuarial tables71
Homage to Li Po75
Rhetorical answers76
Credo (2)77
Independence78
Captivity79
Free will80
Fate81
Faith82
Credo (3)83
Benedictus84
Prayer against Ecclesiastes85
Letter to the anarchists86
Debussy87
Credo (4)88
4
The Prodigal Son's education91
The Prodigal Son forgives his brother92
The Prodigal Son on a bus in New Delhi93
The Prodigal Son buries a dog named Pavlov94
The Prodigal Son takes up a hobby95
The Prodigal Son: Studies for a portrait of John Merrick96
The Prodigal Son is spotted on the grassy knoll97
The Prodigal Son, briefly suspected in the shooting of Andy Warhol, is cleared of all charges98
The Prodigal Son stands outside the Dakota99
The Prodigal Son as decoy100
The Prodigal Son: Science fiction101
The Prodigal Son in spite of himself102
The Prodigal Son loses his wife103
The Prodigal Son buys a new car104
The Prodigal Son: Vegas, after hours105
The Prodigal Son and the epistemology of chance106
The Prodigal Son in Pompeii107
The Prodigal Son: Amnesty108
The Prodigal Son accidentally kneels while learning to crawl109
The Prodigal Son considers a diplomatic career110
The Prodigal Son learns the word "antebellum"111
The Prodigal Son overhears his interrogators112
Coda: The Prodigal Son catches up with the bounty hunters115
Notes & dedications117
About the author119


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