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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Winner of the 2022 Concrete Wolf Louis Award'Sometimes you have to tell a story / your entire life to get it right,' Emily Ransdell says in this exquisite debut volume of poems. Though richly different, the stories-about family, about our fragile planet, about the ways loss takes its inevitable toll-together relate a single human story. When I read good poems, I may learn about a poet's life. When I read great ones, I learn about my own. One Finch Singing>is a book of such poems.-Andrea Hollander, author of Blue Mistaken for SkyI was swept away by the taut grace of these lyrical narrative poems.-Lana Hechtman Ayers, author of>When All Else Fails.…

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Zustand: Very Good. : Not Now but Soon es una conmovedora colección de poesía escrita por Chris Dahl, ganadora del premio Concrete Wolf Louis Award. A través de versos que exploran los espacios intermedios y los momentos de transición, la autora utiliza imágenes de la naturaleza, la vida familiar y lo cotidiano para capturar emociones que desafían una definición simple, como el anhelo de detener el tiempo ante la pérdida y el cambio.La obra ha sido elogiada por su capacidad para entrelazar lo íntimo con lo estacional, ofreciendo una narrativa clara y directa que resuena con honestidad. Desde metáforas sobre el duelo hasta observaciones sobre el jardín y el paso de las estaciones, Dahl invita al lector a despertar su lado salvaje y a reflexionar sobre las alegrías y penas monumentales que conforman la experiencia humana. EAN: 9798989948895 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Not Now but Soon Autor: Chris Dahl Editorial: Concrete Wolf Press Idioma: en Páginas: 100 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Winner of the 2022 Concrete Wolf Louis Award'"Sometimes you have to tell a story / your entire life to get it right,"' Emily Ransdell says in this exquisite debut volume of poems. Though richly different, the stories-about family, about our fragile planet, about the ways loss takes its inevitable toll-together relate a single human story. When I read good poems, I may learn about a poet's life. When I read great ones, I learn about my own. One Finch Singing is a book of such poems."-Andrea Hollander, author of Blue Mistaken for Sky""I was swept away by the taut grace of these lyrical narrative poems."¿¿-Lana Hechtman Ayers, author of When All Else Fails.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | I imagine the moment before / that moment we can never go back to, the poet tells us in this collection about the spaces between, the verges. These verses fulfill what poetry is meant to express: emotion beyond definition, like the ache of longing to slow down time. Dahl uses cats, figs, polar bears, aging parents to hint at the heaven you have never been able to chart. She wakes the wild in all of us that longs to range fast and far / through what I can see and into / what I cannot even imagine.-Joanne M. Clarkson, author of The Fates and Hospice HouseChris Dahl's Not Now But Soon foreshadows and forecasts minute and monumental griefs and joys as they also simultaneously reach into metaphor and memory to reflect what has come to pass. The poems accumulate their meanings like snow-the satisfying kind that sticks and so delights in the Pacific Northwest-even as it causes daily, generational hazards. This collection's intimacy of the familial set against the seasonal generates a compelling, cyclical read.-Sandra Yannone, author of Boats for Women and The Glass StudioI believe this voice, so at home in her garden, so attuned to the seasons and the coming of fall. That imagery works both on literal and metaphorical levels, and while there's wistfulness, even longing sometimes, for things to stay as they are, the voice never stoops to sentimentality. I appreciate the craft of these poems, the straightforward diction, and clear narrative. I never wonder where we are, who's speaking or what's going on. The metaphors feel natural, yet surprising, as a good metaphor must be. "The List of Griefs" uses metaphor masterfully: "there is avalanche grief / and quicksand grief / and the fierce grief that stamps like elephants / protecting their young." I confidently and emphatically choose Not Now but Soon as the winning manuscript.-Emily Ransdell, Award Judge, author of One Finch Singing, 2022 Concrete Wolf Louis Award Winner.…