Lisa J. Sullivan is a New England native who holds an MFA in Poetryfrom the Solstice MFA in Creative Writing Program, where she wasa Kurt Brown Memorial Fellow. Her poems, book reviews, and artistinterviews have been widely published. She was the United States winnerof The Poetry Project-Ireland in collaboration with the Academy ofAmerican Poets and was an Adrian Tinsley Program Creative Grantrecipient. Lisa is the Art Editor for Lily Poetry Review and a PoetryEditor for Pink Panther Magazine. Theory of Impact is her debut poetrycollection.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In Theory of Impact, Lisa Sullivan uncovers the long aftermath of her father's military service-its fear, tenderness, and bewildering intimacies-without accusation or explanation, even as other absences such as childlessness move quietly through the book, their contours felt in the life around them. The poems unfold through startling imagery and associations: a father draws maps in pencil, which he would "erase, erase, erase"; a shell lifted from the shore holds "its aperture dark." Only in the closing poems, when Sullivan encounters her father's Marine Corps letters once sent home, does another history emerge: mosquitoes, rifles mottled with rust, the rigid discipline of combat drills, and the place where men are taught to kill. The book's seemingly scattered histories converge, pressing inward, until what was lost reclaims its rightful place, returning to the speaker "again, part of me."-Dzvinia Orlowsky, author of Those Absences Now Closest and Bad Harvest. Theory of Impact is Lisa J Sullivan's debut poetry collection, following childhood trauma into adult life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781957755779
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In Theory of Impact, Lisa Sullivan uncovers the long aftermath of her father's military service-its fear, tenderness, and bewildering intimacies-without accusation or explanation, even as other absences such as childlessness move quietly through the book, their contours felt in the life around them. The poems unfold through startling imagery and associations: a father draws maps in pencil, which he would "erase, erase, erase"; a shell lifted from the shore holds "its aperture dark." Only in the closing poems, when Sullivan encounters her father's Marine Corps letters once sent home, does another history emerge: mosquitoes, rifles mottled with rust, the rigid discipline of combat drills, and the place where men are taught to kill. The book's seemingly scattered histories converge, pressing inward, until what was lost reclaims its rightful place, returning to the speaker "again, part of me."-Dzvinia Orlowsky, author of Those Absences Now Closest and Bad Harvest. Theory of Impact is Lisa J Sullivan's debut poetry collection, following childhood trauma into adult life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781957755779
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In Theory of Impact, Lisa Sullivan uncovers the long aftermath of her father's military service-its fear, tenderness, and bewildering intimacies-without accusation or explanation, even as other absences such as childlessness move quietly through the book, their contours felt in the life around them. The poems unfold through startling imagery and associations: a father draws maps in pencil, which he would "erase, erase, erase"; a shell lifted from the shore holds "its aperture dark." Only in the closing poems, when Sullivan encounters her father's Marine Corps letters once sent home, does another history emerge: mosquitoes, rifles mottled with rust, the rigid discipline of combat drills, and the place where men are taught to kill. The book's seemingly scattered histories converge, pressing inward, until what was lost reclaims its rightful place, returning to the speaker "again, part of me."-Dzvinia Orlowsky, author of Those Absences Now Closest and Bad Harvest. Theory of Impact is Lisa J Sullivan's debut poetry collection, following childhood trauma into adult life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781957755779
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