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- Author: Katy Giebenhain
- Publisher: Mercer University Press
- ISBN-10: 088146614X
- ISBN-13: 9780881466140
- Format: 15 x 22.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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2015 Winner of the Adrienne Bond Poetry Award
The moving targets of identity are not always dramatic or final. SHARPS CABARET brings us ex-expatriate poems. They enter-in one way or another-once-familiar territory. Here, when re-crossing oceans, streets, supermarket aisles, or exam rooms, the trip is always a trip. Something is always at stake. In SHARPS CABARET, Giebenhain handles the underestimated and overlooked with good-natured force. From horseshoe-pitching in a war zone to Mary the Mother of God speaking from an icon, from reading graffiti in a Prague restaurant to American health insurers acting like highway bandits, from the startling cleanliness of German windows to the introduction of the patron saint of the world's most confusingly-named disease, here's a collection that urges us to look again.
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- Author: Katy Giebenhain
- Publisher: Mercer University Press
- ISBN-10: 088146614X
- ISBN-13: 9780881466140
- Format: 15 x 22.6 x 1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
2015 Winner of the Adrienne Bond Poetry Award
The moving targets of identity are not always dramatic or final. SHARPS CABARET brings us ex-expatriate poems. They enter-in one way or another-once-familiar territory. Here, when re-crossing oceans, streets, supermarket aisles, or exam rooms, the trip is always a trip. Something is always at stake. In SHARPS CABARET, Giebenhain handles the underestimated and overlooked with good-natured force. From horseshoe-pitching in a war zone to Mary the Mother of God speaking from an icon, from reading graffiti in a Prague restaurant to American health insurers acting like highway bandits, from the startling cleanliness of German windows to the introduction of the patron saint of the world's most confusingly-named disease, here's a collection that urges us to look again.
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