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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Bootstrap Productions, 2010
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N° de ref. del artículo S_461632451
- Título
- Postcards to Box 464
- Autor
- Laughtland, Amanda
- Editorial
- Bootstrap Productions
- Año de publicación
- 2010
- Estado
- Very Good
- Encuadernación
- paperback
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 0982160097
- ISBN 13
- 9780982160091
Poetry. "Created from postcards sent to longtime family friends over a span of 50 years, Amanda Laughtland's POSTCARDS TO BOX 464 offers manifestations of affection which so enchant that we are pulled into their intimate space. We feel as if we were 'the Coopers,' recipients of the original postcards--reading these poems makes one feel liked as much as obviously loved! Distilled into a small book with fittingly spare but evocative drawings by Jen Mays, the poems read like a travel diary as well, and as such a journal is a page-turner. The 'found text' even transcends original context through inadvertent humor. Laughtland's craftsmanship and emotional commitment makes this project luminous--in her 'labor of love,' her generous love achieves what poetry can: a seemingly effortless making of attraction"--Eileen R. Tabios.
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Poetry. "Created from postcards sent to longtime family friends over a span of 50 years, Amanda Laughtland's POSTCARDS TO BOX 464 offers manifestations of affection which so enchant that we are pulled into their intimate space. We feel as if we were 'the Coopers,' recipients of the original postcards--reading these poems makes one feel liked as much as obviously loved! Distilled into a small book with fittingly spare but evocative drawings by Jen Mays, the poems read like a travel diary as well, and as such a journal is a page-turner. The 'found text' even transcends original context through inadvertent humor. Laughtland's craftsmanship and emotional commitment makes this project luminous--in her 'labor of love,' her generous love achieves what poetry can: a seemingly effortless making of attraction"--Eileen R. Tabios.
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