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Humienik, Patrycja

 
9781963108040: We Contain Landscapes: Poems

Synopsis

Named A Best Debut Book of the Year by Debutiful

"Wondrous. . . . We Contain Landscapes introduces a gorgeous, determined, and vibrant new voice to American poetry."—Aria Aber, author of Good Girl

To whom do we belong, and at what cost? Patrycja Humienik’s debut poetry collection, We Contain Landscapes, is haunted by questions of desire, borders, and the illusion of national belonging. Bringing music and rich sensory detail to the page, these poems attend to the inextricable link between our bodies and the land. Over six ruminative and lush sections, they survey place and memory, both intergenerationally and through emotional bonds with other immigrant daughters.

Weaving in letters, innovative forms, and meditations on devotion, sexuality, and self-deceit, We Contain Landscapes introduces a speaker who “will not turn away from the ache of this world.” For every reader who also harbors a voracious longing to encounter infinite landscapes and ways of being, this incisive collection dreams toward a more expansive idea of kinship—of becoming beloved to one another and ourselves.

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À propos de l'auteur

Patrycja Humienik, daughter of Polish immigrants, is a writer, editor, and teaching artist. Her work can be found in The New Yorker, Gulf Coast, West Branch, Poetry Daily, Poetry Society of America, The Slowdown Show, and elsewhere. She has developed writing and movement workshops for Brooklyn Poets, The Seventh Wave, Arts+Literature Laboratory, Northwest Film Forum, Henry Art Gallery, and in prisons. Patrycja grew up in Evanston, Illinois, and currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin.

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