A National Poetry Series winner, chosen by David Shapiro
“The whole / world is synonyms,” says Sarah O’Brien in a debut collection that contemplates the art of photography and dwells in the many essences of light. Each poem is a miniature snapshot that locates the reality in illusion, tests the perception of imagination, and throws open the windows of visual narrative.
Sarah O’Brien is a graduate of Brown University and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. She grew up on a small farm in Ohio and has lived in Cape Town, Paris, and various places in the United States. She is the translator of Ryoko Sekiguchi’s Heliotropes and currently lives and teaches in Paris.
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A National Poetry Series winner, chosen by David ShapiroThe whole / world is synonyms, says Sarah OBrien in a debut collection that contemplates the art of photography and dwells in the many essences of light. Each poem is a miniature snapshot that locates the reality in illusion, tests the perception of imagination, and throws open the windows of visual narrative.Sarah OBrien is a graduate of Brown University and the Iowa Writers Workshop. She grew up on a small farm in Ohio and has lived in Cape Town, Paris, and various places in the United States. She is the translator of Ryoko Sekiguchis Heliotropes and currently lives and teaches in Paris. Delicately rhapsodic meditations on light, photography, and perception. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781566892377