Noche de Colibríes: Ekphrastic Poems - Paperback
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Availability:In StockContributor:Xanath CarazaTheme:Cultural Region/Caribbean, Cultural Region/Latin AmericaPublish date:11/7/2013Pages:74
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Pandora Lobo Estepario ProductionsISBN-13:9781940856025ISBN-10:1940856027UPC:9781940856025Book Category:PoetryBook Subcategory:Caribbean & Latin American, AmericanSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.19 inchesWeight:0.095Product ID:SCBVKZQEED
Noche de colibríes: Ekphrastic Poems by Xánath Caraza and published by Pandora lobo estepario Productions press is a bilingual chapbook, Spanish and English. Noche de colibríes: Ekphrastic Poems is synonymous with painting with words that which emerges from the center of a woman, poet. Polychromatic rhythms are expertly mixed throughout the pages of this book. Images accompany each poem which celebrates each image. This book goes beyond description to create a poem, a story, yet possessing rediscovery in each of them. Caraza, as previously demonstrated, is a painter-poet where each verse impregnates each page with color and is most certainly worth reading not only with one's sight, but also with one's senses of smell, touch, taste and sound. Noche de colibríes: Ekphrastic Poems por Xánath Caraza publicado por Pandora lobo estepario Productions press es un plaquette bilingue, español e inglés. Noche de colibríes: Ekphrastic Poems es sinónimo de pintar con palabras que emergen desde el centro de una mujer, poeta. Ritmos policrómaticos se mezclan expertamente entre las páginas de este libro. Imágenes acompañan cada poema que las celebra, no las describe sino crea un poema, una historia, redescubriéndolas. Caraza, como lo ha demostrado con anterioridad, es una pintora-poeta donde cada verso impregna la página con color y merece ser leído no tan sólo con la vista, sino con el olfato, el tacto, el gusto y el oído.
Languages:EnglishPublisher:Pandora Lobo Estepario ProductionsISBN-13:9781940856025ISBN-10:1940856027UPC:9781940856025Book Category:PoetryBook Subcategory:Caribbean & Latin American, AmericanSize:8.50 x 5.50 x 0.19 inchesWeight:0.095Product ID:SCBVKZQEED
Xánath Caraza is a traveler, educator, poet and short story writer. Caraza is an Award Winning Finalist in the 'Fiction: Multicultural' category of the 2013 International Book Awards. Her book Conjuro was awarded second place in the 'Best Poetry Book in Spanish' category and received honorable mention in the 'Best First Book in Spanish, Mariposa Award' category of the 2013 International Latino Book Awards. She was named number one of the 2013 Top Ten "New" Latino Authors to Watch (and Read) by LatinoStories.com. She won the 2003 Ediciones Nuevo Espacio international short story contest in Spanish and was a 2008 finalist for the first international John Barry Award. Originally from Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico, she has lived in Vermont and Kansas City. She has an M.A. in Romance Languages. She lectures in Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Her upcoming poetry collection, Sílabas de viento (2014) is from Mammoth Publications. Her short story collection, Lo que trae la marea/ What the Tide Brings (2013) is from Mouthfeel Press. Her full-length book of poetry Conjuro (2012) is from Mammoth Publications and her chapbook Corazón Pintado: Ekphrastic Poems (2012) is from TL Press. Caraza writes the US Latino Poets en español column and the poetry/narrative section in Revista Zona de Ocio. She curates the National Poetry Month, Poem-a-Day project, for the Con Tinta Literary Organization since 2012. Caraza has participated in Festival Latinoamericano de Poesía de New York City de 2013, X Festival Internacional de Poesía de la ciudad de Granada, Andalucía, España de 2013, Floricanto Barcelona 2011 and 2012, Festival de Flor y Canto 2010, USC. Caraza is an advisory circle member of the Con Tinta literary organization and a former board member of the Latino Writers Collective in Kansas City. She has taught in Mexico, Brazil, China, Spain and the US. Her Day of the Dead Art work has been exhibited at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO.
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