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Rearrangement of the Invisible

Name: Rearrangement of the Invisible
Brand: Poetic Matrix Press
SKU: 9780985288358
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Contributors:

Gail Rudd Entrekin

Publisher:

Poetic Matrix Press

Binding:

Paperback

Book Category:

Poetry

Book Subcategory:

American

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Release Date:

2012-06-20

ISBN 13:

9780985288358

Weight:

0.36 lbs

Size:

9.00 x 6.00 x 0.25 inches

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Part-lyric, part-narrative, part-novella in verse, these poems never stray far from their passionate appetite for life, fear of the unknown, and the titanic thrill and mystery of love. Many of these poems deal with the subtle realities of cancer diagnosis, chemo, the trance states of illness, the "wait and see," the "opposite oceans" of waking and dreaming, and the life-defining clarity the threat of death sharpens. With life's visible stuff blurring the invisible, still, love - ancient, un-prescribed, redeeming, intuitive - lights up the unseen. Al Young - California poet laureate (2005-2008)

About the Author
Entrekin, Gail Rudd: - Gail Rudd Entrekin has an M.A. in English Literature from Ohio State University and has taught poetry and English literature at California colleges for 25 years. Poetry Editor of Hip Pocket Press since 2000, she edits the press's online environmental literary magazine, Canary. She edited the poetry and short fiction anthology Sierra Songs & Descants: Poetry & Prose of the Sierra (2002) and the poetry anthology Yuba Flows (2007). Her poems have been widely published in anthologies and literary magazines and were finalists for the Pablo Neruda Prize in Poetry from Nimrod International Journal in 2011. She and her husband live in the hills of San Francisco's East Bay.

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