Far Country: Poems
Autor Kyce Belloen Limba Engleză Paperback – 4 mar 2025 – vârsta ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781647791810
ISBN-10: 1647791812
Pagini: 76
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 5 mm
Greutate: 0.11 kg
Editura: University of Nevada Press
Colecția University of Nevada Press
ISBN-10: 1647791812
Pagini: 76
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 5 mm
Greutate: 0.11 kg
Editura: University of Nevada Press
Colecția University of Nevada Press
Recenzii
"The poems in Far Country exist both in our material world and in a world entirely beyond. Steeped in cricket songs, this collection is a meditation on climate, futures, legacy, and the land beneath our feet when we stop and take a moment to notice the wide sky. Far Country is a gorgeous follow-up to one of my favorite poetry collections by one of my favorite poets."
—Jake Skeets, author of Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers
“These are poems saturated in feeling, shimmering with startling imagery, simultaneously clear and mysterious, patient in their stalking of silence and music. Like a night-blooming fragrance, these poems bring me closer to the medicine of earth and to dreamtime.”
—Anne Haven McDonnell, author of Breath on a Coal and Living with Wolves
“In Far Country, eco-grief is the canvas upon which the poet paints the trauma of transformation. These poems meet the edge of both abyss and evolution as each new unfathomable world is born. Bello’s work holds up this hope to us: that we were made for this.”
—David Anthony Martin, author of Bijoux and The Ground Nest
“Far County’s precise lyrical beauty, with its images of place and lived experiences, is a delight to read. Bello’s writing captures the landscape of northern New Mexico with keen depth and care. Her poems are kaleidoscopic observations that gently and effectively uncover larger truths and terrors. Bello invites readers into a world of multiple realities with her engaging dynamism.”
—Laura Da’, Eastern Shawnee poet, author of Instruments of True Measure: Poems, poet laureate of Redmond, Washington
“In her poignant and compelling second poetry collection, Kyce Bello explores “what lies, /curled, inside the shells of the dead.” Writing grief, the poet traces its sinuous paths, like the sinews necessary to articulate bones toward mourning. These paths snake through the New Mexican landscape, that Bello enunciates with the precision of “knots on a prayer rope” and incantates with poetic vision toward healing and the molting into new beginnings. The writing in Far Country is imperative and unyielding, like hunger and thirst, like the revolutions of life, light, stars, and the seasons. A breathtaking collection. “
––Beatrice Szymkowiak, author of B/RDS
—Jake Skeets, author of Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers
“These are poems saturated in feeling, shimmering with startling imagery, simultaneously clear and mysterious, patient in their stalking of silence and music. Like a night-blooming fragrance, these poems bring me closer to the medicine of earth and to dreamtime.”
—Anne Haven McDonnell, author of Breath on a Coal and Living with Wolves
“In Far Country, eco-grief is the canvas upon which the poet paints the trauma of transformation. These poems meet the edge of both abyss and evolution as each new unfathomable world is born. Bello’s work holds up this hope to us: that we were made for this.”
—David Anthony Martin, author of Bijoux and The Ground Nest
“Far County’s precise lyrical beauty, with its images of place and lived experiences, is a delight to read. Bello’s writing captures the landscape of northern New Mexico with keen depth and care. Her poems are kaleidoscopic observations that gently and effectively uncover larger truths and terrors. Bello invites readers into a world of multiple realities with her engaging dynamism.”
—Laura Da’, Eastern Shawnee poet, author of Instruments of True Measure: Poems, poet laureate of Redmond, Washington
“In her poignant and compelling second poetry collection, Kyce Bello explores “what lies, /curled, inside the shells of the dead.” Writing grief, the poet traces its sinuous paths, like the sinews necessary to articulate bones toward mourning. These paths snake through the New Mexican landscape, that Bello enunciates with the precision of “knots on a prayer rope” and incantates with poetic vision toward healing and the molting into new beginnings. The writing in Far Country is imperative and unyielding, like hunger and thirst, like the revolutions of life, light, stars, and the seasons. A breathtaking collection. “
––Beatrice Szymkowiak, author of B/RDS
Notă biografică
Kyce Bello was the inaugural winner of the Test Site Poetry Prize with her debut collection, Refugia, which also received the New Mexico/Arizona Book Award. Bello edited the award-winning anthology The Return of the River, a work of literary activism.