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A vibrant and eclectic collection from a stunningly mature young poet
The world--the time has come to say it, though the news will not be welcome to everyone--has no intention of abandoning enchantment altogether. Roberto Calasso's words in Literature and the Gods remind us that, in an age of reason, of mechanization, of alienation, of rote drudgery, we still seek out the transcendent, the marvelous. Ange Mlinko's luminous fourth collection is both a journey toward and the space of that very enchantment.A vibrant and eclectic collection from a stunningly mature young poet
The world--the time has come to say it, though the news will not be welcome to everyone--has no intention of abandoning enchantment altogether. Roberto Calasso's words in Literature and the Gods remind us that, in an age of reason, of mechanization, of alienation, of rote drudgery, we still seek out the transcendent, the marvelous. Ange Mlinko's luminous fourth collection is both a journey toward and the space of that very enchantment.
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