"Maya Zeller's American Northwest is a land of verdant sensuality, insistent yet fragile and intimate as it was in the eyes of Roethke, storied in mossy and weathered details, human ruin and hard won grace as it was in the heart of Kesey. With extraordinary veracity and empathy she inhabits the body and emerging consciousness of a girl and young woman alive to the lives around her. There are poetry books with the power to move poets, fewer poetry books with the power to move lovers of literature, and those rare poetry books with the power to move just about anyone else. Rust Fish is all three."--Jonathan Johnson
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Maya Jewell Zeller grew up in the Pacific Northwest. She currently lives in Spokane with her husband and daughter, and teaches English at Gonzaga University.
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Etat : New. A collection of poems by the poet.Über den AutorMaya Jewell Zeller grew up in the Pacific Northwest. She currently lives in Spokane with her husband and daughter, and teaches English at Gonzaga University. N° de réf. du vendeur 644253844
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - In Zeller's first book, Rust Fish, a young woman has a conversation with the succulent natural world. They speak of the endless summers of youth, the sober winters of the Pacific Northwest, the violence of children, and the benign neglect that nature offers even its acolytes. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780984451098
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