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Hamptons

Lucas Hunt
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Pages
202
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Thane & Prose

About

Hamptons by Lucas Hunt is the second in a five-book series of autobiographical poetry illustrating in sweeping, cinematic detail the life of the poet as he progresses from a pig farm in Iowa (Iowa, Thane & Prose, 2016) to a glistening life in Manhattan. Along the way, Hunt documented his years of serenity, scene, and sea life in various parts of the Hamptons, including Hampton Bays, Sag Harbor, East Hampton and Southampton.

The poetry of Hamptons steps beyond the glamour of the Island and into the primacy of the alternating stillness and chaos of its environs, taking the reader any place the poet chooses to go with ease.

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