The Way a Line Hallucinates Its Own Linearity (ePub)

Name: The Way a Line Hallucinates Its Own Linearity
Brand: Red Hen Press
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Autor: Danielle Vogel

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Danielle Vogel's newest collection creates a latticework for repair-the repairing of past trauma, the calling-into-presence of a dissociated self-but does so while keeping the material of this net of thinking in a fragmented, diaphanous state, glowing in the space between the poem and essay. Across three sections of "displacements," "miniatures," and "volume," Vogel initiates readers into the séance of the book; she asks the reader to hold vigil for the most crucial phase of its composition, which can only happen when the reader and she meet at the site of the page, within a "new, interrupted unity." In The Way a Line Hallucinates its Own Linearity, accord-writing with, reading with-is always a verb, always kinetic, alchemical, and alive. "It only takes one letter on the page," Vogel writes, "and we are already inside one another's lungs." To consent to walk through these spaces is to give up that part of you that wishes to remain anonymous and un-entrained. You will be grateful that you did.

Autoren-Porträt von Danielle Vogel

Danielle Vogel is a poet, lyric essayist and installation artist whose work explores the bonds between language and presence, between a reader and a writer, and how a book-as an extended architecture of a body-might serve as a site of radical transformation. She is the author of Edges & Fray (Wesleyan, 2020) and Between Grammars (Noemi, 2015). Her installations, or "public ceremonies for language," have been most recently exhibited at RISD Museum, MICA, The University of Arizona's Poetry Center, and Abecedarian Gallery. She teaches at Wesleyan University and makes her home in New England with the artist Renee Gladman.

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Autor: Danielle Vogel
2020, Englisch
Verlag: Red Hen Press
ISBN-10: 1597098221
ISBN-13: 9781597098229
Erscheinungsdatum: 30.06.2020

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