So Late to the Party - Angus, Kate
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Poetry. Women's Studies. "'Lift off the roof / of your skull' writes Kate Angus in this confident, wonderful debut, and I do indeed feel my mind dangerously opened by the clarity and intimacy of these intelligent, warm, sad, funny, genuine poems. This poet takes us with her as she walks through the world, often alone, often filled with a happy despair, always hopeful, always thinking of distant others, including us, her readers. This book does not merely describe, but enacts a faith in life, and in poetry's necessity. This is the poetry for those of us who don't just want but need to 'always…mehr

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Poetry. Women's Studies. "'Lift off the roof / of your skull' writes Kate Angus in this confident, wonderful debut, and I do indeed feel my mind dangerously opened by the clarity and intimacy of these intelligent, warm, sad, funny, genuine poems. This poet takes us with her as she walks through the world, often alone, often filled with a happy despair, always hopeful, always thinking of distant others, including us, her readers. This book does not merely describe, but enacts a faith in life, and in poetry's necessity. This is the poetry for those of us who don't just want but need to 'always and silently unseal everything,' to see what we can feel and know."--Matthew Zapruder
Autorenporträt
Kate Angus's work has appeared in The Atlantic, Tin House, The Awl, Verse Daily, Best New Poets 2010 and Best New Poets 2014. She is the recipient of the A Room of Her Own Foundation's "Orlando" prize and The New York Times's "Teacher Who Made a Difference" award, as well as residencies from Interlochen Arts Academy, the Betsy Hotel's Writer's Room, Wildfjords Trail and the BAU Institute. Born and raised in Michigan, she currently lives in New York where she is the founding editor of Augury Books, the Creative Writing Advisory Board Member for The Mayapple Center for Arts and Humanities, and curates the Pen and Brush Presents reading series. More information can be found at www.kateangus.org.