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- Author: Anis Mojgani
- Publisher: Write Bloody Publishing
- Year: 2011
- Pages: 157
- ISBN-10: 1935904744
- ISBN-13: 9781935904748
- Format: 14.3 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Anis shook the dust off me and everyone else in the audience with the beauty of his words. -- Saul Williams, Said the Shotgun to the Head
*Pushcart Prize Nominee
*2-time National Poetry Slam Individual Champion
*Winner of the Worldcup Poetry Slam
*HBO Def Poet
Science, birds, Billy the Kid, and lots of feathers surround The Feather Room, Anis Mojgani's follow up to his Pushcart-nominated work, Over the Anvil We Stretch. In The Feather Room, Mojgani further explores storytelling in poetic form while traveling farther down the path of magic realism, endowing his tales with a greater sense of fantasy and brightness. The work recounts loss and heartbreak while discovering lightness and beauty on the other side. Throughout the book, Mojgani opens tree trunks to reveal chandeliers. He leads us through the rooms inside himself, using poems to part curtains and paint walls. He is lifting windows to let the fantasy indoors.
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- Author: Anis Mojgani
- Publisher: Write Bloody Publishing
- Year: 2011
- Pages: 157
- ISBN-10: 1935904744
- ISBN-13: 9781935904748
- Format: 14.3 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Anis shook the dust off me and everyone else in the audience with the beauty of his words. -- Saul Williams, Said the Shotgun to the Head
*Pushcart Prize Nominee
*2-time National Poetry Slam Individual Champion
*Winner of the Worldcup Poetry Slam
*HBO Def Poet
Science, birds, Billy the Kid, and lots of feathers surround The Feather Room, Anis Mojgani's follow up to his Pushcart-nominated work, Over the Anvil We Stretch. In The Feather Room, Mojgani further explores storytelling in poetic form while traveling farther down the path of magic realism, endowing his tales with a greater sense of fantasy and brightness. The work recounts loss and heartbreak while discovering lightness and beauty on the other side. Throughout the book, Mojgani opens tree trunks to reveal chandeliers. He leads us through the rooms inside himself, using poems to part curtains and paint walls. He is lifting windows to let the fantasy indoors.
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