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Milk by Dorothea Lasky (English) Hardcover Book

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ISBN-13
9781940696638
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ISBN
9781940696638
Publication Year
2018
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Milk
Author
Dorothea Lasky
Publisher
Wave Industries Books
Genre
Poetry
Topic
American / General

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In her latest collection, Dorothea Lasky brings her signature style--a deeply felt and uncanny word-music--to all matters of creativity, from poetry and the invention of new language to motherhood and the production of new life. At once a personal document as it is an occult text--complete with the authors own occult drawings--, Milk investigates overused paradigms of what it means to be a creator and encapsulates its horrors and joys--setting fire to the enigma that drives the vital force that enables poems, love, and life to happen.

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Publisher
Wave Industries Books
ISBN-10
1940696631
ISBN-13
9781940696638
eBay Product ID (ePID)
240020704

Product Key Features

Book Title
Milk
Author
Dorothea Lasky
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
American / General
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Poetry

Dimensions

Item Length
8.8in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2017-036460
Lc Classification Number
Ps3612.A858a6 2018
Reviews
For all the humor and sneer, Lasky's poems tread the waters of stark fears of mortality, propagation, and innate monstrosity. . . . Yet, somehow, her speaker carries on through all life's suffering--by the cosmic force of Lasky's lyric and whimsy, "Because despite it all / She lived / You know" and so, with Milk, readers may find kaleidoscopic stories for survival too. --The Arkansas International, Lasky abandons the notions of linearity and coherence, introducing possibilities of renewal out of instances of trauma by reaching for a musical phrasing all her own. . . . Don't look for daintiness nor defeatism in Lasky's weighty lines but rather fierce, quick-witted associations that make space for one woman's power to name her world. --Major Jackson, Academy of American Poets, Exhibiting her typically unabashed, rhythmic, and confessional style, Lasky revels in both shadow and light as she writes through isolation, motherhood, and loss. At its best, Lasky's voice is hypnotically primal, resulting in inexplicable, yet palpable desire. . . . This is an emotionally enriching collection, and Lasky's euphonic displays of vulnerability may leave readers pleasantly dizzy. --Publishers Weekly, "In her poetry, Dorothea Lasky does the work of naming for us, saying it as is, but in language and music that gets at the visceral and drags it, wet and sticky, to the surface. She takes power back." --Kimberly Ann Priest, NewPages, "There are many such moments in Milk where the poet asserts her authority to complicate our understanding of metaphor's logic and the symbolic image's reach via rapid direct address, inexplicable numbers, the power of color. For Lasky, a poet whose perpetual present is supplied by her faith in the imagination, a poem is less obfuscated and more dimensionalized. Lasky creates a dimensionality that refuses to be flattened out by readers who insist on undisturbed rational lines of thought. She intends to perturb, disturb, disrupt, and awaken." --Nathaniel Rosenthalis, Boston Review, In Milk, Dorothea Lasky channels her electric writing into an examination of creativity and motherhood. In parts a critique and in others a celebration, Milk deftly navigates the complex relation between creator and creation, from poetry and new language to motherhood and new life. --Cassidy Foust, Lit Hub, "In Lasky's Milk, anything and everything is only a turn away, whether through metaphor's web of associations or simply the poet's inexhaustible imagination. It's hallucinogenic: in these pages, individual identity falls away and, in exchange, the reader is given access to something like shared consciousness." --Luiza Flynn-Goodlett, The Adroit Journal, "Lasky's poems are incredibly visceral, long known for being straightforward and fearless, pushing unflinchingly through some rather dark territory. Her poems are constructed as accumulations, with phrases stacked upon another, moving further and further, heading off into directions unknown that managed somehow to exist simultaneously linked and trailing off into some unknown distance; lost, somehow, and yet connected. Part of the rollercoaster thrill of reading her poems is in seeing just where the poem might end up, often a far distance from where it might open."--Rob McLennan
Table of Content
Contents a fierce and violent opening do you want to dip the rat ghost flight to the moon a hospital room the start of the free and natural Save your flowers Floral pattern Why I Hate The Internet The miscarriage The book of stars and the universe The Clog There is no name yet Milking the rest of it Milk, No 2 Love Poem for Bathsheba The ghost The Ghosts The way we treat them Become a person Me and you If you can't trust the monitors Hot Pink Summer Titty Tassels Twin Peaks OCD Kill Marry Fuck At night the snakes The Dream Little Kingdom The School Snakes The Minotaur Fuck everyone The Secret Life of Mary Crow You thought Winter plums I feel the heavy Is it a burden The Medical Institution Agatha Poem for the Moon Man Blue milk
Copyright Date
2018
Illustrated
Yes
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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