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Pamphlet. Condición: Brand New. 32 pages. 8.27x5.28x0.24 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: New. It Must Be a Misunderstanding is the acclaimed Mexican poet Coral Bracho's most personal and emotive collection to date, dedicated to her mother who died of complications from Alzheimer's. Remarkably, Bracho, author and daughter, seems to disappear into her own empathic observations as her mother comes clear to us not as a tragic figure, but as a fiery and independent personality. The chemistry between them is vivid, poignant, and unforgettable. As the translator Forrest Gander explains in his introduction, the book's force "builds as the poems cycle through their sequences"- from early to late Alzheimer's-"with non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness.".

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It Must Be a Misunderstanding is the acclaimed Mexican poet Coral Brachos most personal and emotive collection to date, dedicated to her mother who died of complications from Alzheimers. Remarkably, Bracho, author and daughter, seems to disappear into her own empathic observations as her mother comes clear to us not as a tragic figure, but as a fiery and independent personality. The chemistry between them is vivid, poignant, and unforgettable. As the translator Forrest Gander explains in his introduction, the books force builds as the poems cycle through their sequences from early to late Alzheimerswith non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness. A heartbreaking, unforgettable collection by the great Mexican poet Coral Bracho about her mothers Alzheimers, exquisitely translated by the Pulitzer Prizewinning poet Forrest Gander Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. It Must Be a Misunderstanding is the acclaimed Mexican poet Coral Bracho's most personal and emotive collection to date, dedicated to her mother who died of complications from Alzheimer's. Remarkably, Bracho, author and daughter, seems to disappear into her own empathic observations as her mother comes clear to us not as a tragic figure, but as a fiery and independent personality. The chemistry between them is vivid, poignant, and unforgettable. As the translator Forrest Gander explains in his introduction, the book's force "builds as the poems cycle through their sequences"- from early to late Alzheimer's-"with non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness.".

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Shortlisted for the Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in Translation 2024. Shortlisted for the Premio Valle Inclan Prize 2023. Mexican poet, teacher and translator Coral Bracho was born in Mexico City in 1951. She has published several books, two in English thanks to the brilliant poet-translator Forrest Gander, who has put this composite volume together, the first time Bracho has been extensively published in the UK. An extensive selection from Bracho's earlier work, which 'altered the landscape of Mexican poetry' (World Literature Today), is accompanied by the entirety of her new book, of which Gander writes: 'Although composed of individual poems, It Must Be a Misunderstanding is really a deeply affecting book-length work whose force builds as the poems cycle through their sequences. The plot follows a general trajectoryfrom early to late Alzheimer'swith non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness. We come to know an opinionated, demonstrative elderly woman whose resilience, in the face of her dehiscent memory, becomes most clear in her adaptive strategies. The poems involve us in the mind's bafflement and wonder, in its creative quick-change adjustments, and in the emotional drama that draws us across the widening linguistic gaps that reroute communication. Bracho's poems have philosophical and psychological underpinnings even when they are descriptive. Her work has always managed to mix abstraction and sensuality, but in this book the two merge into a particularly resonant combination. 'We are inside a mind, maybe many minds, considering a mystery with signal attentiveness, openness, and love.'. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Condición: New. 2010. Reprint. Pamphlet. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Paperback. Condición: New. Shortlisted for the Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in Translation 2024. Shortlisted for the Premio Valle Inclán Prize 2023. Mexican poet, teacher and translator Coral Bracho was born in Mexico City in 1951. She has published several books, two in English thanks to the brilliant poet-translator Forrest Gander, who has put this composite volume together, the first time Bracho has been extensively published in the UK.An extensive selection from Bracho's earlier work, which 'altered the landscape of Mexican poetry' (World Literature Today), is accompanied by the entirety of her new book, of which Gander writes: 'Although composed of individual poems, It Must Be a Misunderstanding is really a deeply affecting book-length work whose force builds as the poems cycle through their sequences. The "plot" follows a general trajectory-from early to late Alzheimer's-with non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness. We come to know an opinionated, demonstrative elderly woman whose resilience, in the face of her dehiscent memory, becomes most clear in her adaptive strategies. The poems involve us in the mind's bafflement and wonder, in its creative quick-change adjustments, and in the emotional drama that draws us across the widening linguistic gaps that reroute communication.Bracho's poems have philosophical and psychological underpinnings even when they are descriptive. Her work has always managed to mix abstraction and sensuality, but in this book the two merge into a particularly resonant combination. 'We are inside a mind, maybe many minds, considering a mystery with signal attentiveness, openness, and love.'.

Condición: New. 2010. Reprint. Pamphlet. . . . . .

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. soft cover in fine condition,translated,intro by forrest gander.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Shortlisted for the Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in Translation 2024. Shortlisted for the Premio Valle Inclán Prize 2023. Mexican poet, teacher and translator Coral Bracho was born in Mexico City in 1951. She has published several books, two in English thanks to the brilliant poet-translator Forrest Gander, who has put this composite volume together, the first time Bracho has been extensively published in the UK.An extensive selection from Bracho's earlier work, which 'altered the landscape of Mexican poetry' (World Literature Today), is accompanied by the entirety of her new book, of which Gander writes: 'Although composed of individual poems, It Must Be a Misunderstanding is really a deeply affecting book-length work whose force builds as the poems cycle through their sequences. The "plot" follows a general trajectory-from early to late Alzheimer's-with non-judgmental affection and compassionate watchfulness. We come to know an opinionated, demonstrative elderly woman whose resilience, in the face of her dehiscent memory, becomes most clear in her adaptive strategies. The poems involve us in the mind's bafflement and wonder, in its creative quick-change adjustments, and in the emotional drama that draws us across the widening linguistic gaps that reroute communication.Bracho's poems have philosophical and psychological underpinnings even when they are descriptive. Her work has always managed to mix abstraction and sensuality, but in this book the two merge into a particularly resonant combination. 'We are inside a mind, maybe many minds, considering a mystery with signal attentiveness, openness, and love.'.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Shortlisted for the Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in Translation 2024. Shortlisted for the Premio Valle Inclan Prize 2023. Mexicanpoet, teacher and translator Coral Bracho was born in Mexico City in1951. She has published several books, two in English thanks to thebrilliant poet-translator Forrest Gander, who has put this compositevolume together, the first time Bracho has been extensively published inthe UK.An extensive selection from Bracho's earlier work, which'altered the landscape of Mexican poetry' (World Literature Today), isaccompanied by the entirety of her new book, of which Gander writes:'Although composed of individual poems, It Must Be a Misunderstandingis really a deeply affecting book-length work whose force builds as thepoems cycle through their sequences. The plot follows a generaltrajectoryfrom early to late Alzheimer'swith non-judgmental affectionand compassionate watchfulness. We come to know an opinionated,demonstrative elderly woman whose resilience, in the face of herdehiscent memory, becomes most clear in her adaptive strategies. Thepoems involve us in the mind's bafflement and wonder, in its creativequick-change adjustments, and in the emotional drama that draws usacross the widening linguistic gaps that reroute communication.Bracho'spoems have philosophical and psychological underpinnings even when theyare descriptive. Her work has always managed to mix abstraction andsensuality, but in this book the two merge into a particularly resonantcombination. 'We are inside a mind, maybe many minds, considering amystery with signal attentiveness, openness, and love.' A moving poetry collection from one of the most significant Mexican writers since Octavio Paz, Bracho finds tenderness, humor, and a kind of bravery in her mother's struggle with Alzheimer's. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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