Bruise Theory (New Poets of America) - Hardcover
Chosen by renowned poet Carolyn Forché as a finalist in the 1993 AWP Award Series in Poetry, Bruise Theory is Natalie Kenvin's debut poetry collection. Compact and powerful, her poems fly like small fists. Here are poems that address emotional illness, mother-daughter relationships, friendship and erotic love, physical abuse and the strength it takes to endure.
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Chosen by renowned poet Carolyn Forche as a finalist in the 1993 AWP Series in Poetry, Bruise Theory is Natalie Kenvin's debut poetry collection. Compact and powerful, her poems fly like small fists. They address emotional illness, mother-daughter relationships, friendship and erotic love, physical abuse, and the strength it takes to endure. These poems reveal Kenvin's extraordinary sympathy for her subjects - from her daughter in the throes of emotional illness to the bold figure of the character Sweetie.
About the Author:
Natalie Kenvin teaches English as a second language, poetry, and creative writing at Wilbur Wright College.
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- PublisherBOA Editions Ltd.
- Publication date1995
- ISBN 10 1880238209
- ISBN 13 9781880238202
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages75
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