"Katrina Kaye writes about grief and desire. Love and death. Depression. Recovery. Memory. Aging. The body. The people we lose and the people we keep carrying long after they're gone. She writes about what happens when the person you used to be meets the person you are becoming.
And she doesn't hide from any of it.
There is something deeply cathartic about her work because it doesn't feel like she is trying to impress you with how well she can write. She is trying to tell the truth. Sometimes tenderly. Sometimes painfully. Sometimes sensually. Sometimes with humor. Sometimes from that quiet place where all you can do is admit that something hurt and put the words down.
That is the poetry I love.
The kind where you recognize something you haven't been able to name yet.
The kind where you finish reading and sit there for a minute.
The kind that reminds you why we started reading poetry in the first place."
- Manuel González
New Mexico State Poet Laureate 2025-28
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Katrina Kaye writes about grief and desire. Love and death. Depression. Recovery. Memory. Aging. The body. The people we lose and the people we keep carrying long after they're gone. She writes about what happens when the person you used to be meets the person you are becoming.And she doesn't hide from any of it.There is something deeply cathartic about her work because it doesn't feel like she is trying to impress you with how well she can write. She is trying to tell the truth. Sometimes tenderly. Sometimes painfully. Sometimes sensually. Sometimes with humor. Sometimes from that quiet place where all you can do is admit that something hurt and put the words down.That is the poetry I love.The kind where you recognize something you haven't been able to name yet.The kind where you finish reading and sit there for a minute.The kind that reminds you why we started reading poetry in the first place." - Manuel GonzalezNew Mexico State Poet Laureate 2025-28 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798172149504
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Katrina Kaye writes about grief and desire. Love and death. Depression. Recovery. Memory. Aging. The body. The people we lose and the people we keep carrying long after they're gone. She writes about what happens when the person you used to be meets the person you are becoming.And she doesn't hide from any of it.There is something deeply cathartic about her work because it doesn't feel like she is trying to impress you with how well she can write. She is trying to tell the truth. Sometimes tenderly. Sometimes painfully. Sometimes sensually. Sometimes with humor. Sometimes from that quiet place where all you can do is admit that something hurt and put the words down.That is the poetry I love.The kind where you recognize something you haven't been able to name yet.The kind where you finish reading and sit there for a minute.The kind that reminds you why we started reading poetry in the first place." - Manuel GonzalezNew Mexico State Poet Laureate 2025-28 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798172149504
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