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In dreamy, vivid verse that sways between talky confessionalism and formal elegance, Stephanie Yue Duhem confronts the large and small cataclysms that make up a life-from the tumult of immigration to the awkwardness of social foibles, the pandemic to the technological singularity, the anguish of lost love to the demands of art. ""[Duhem's] collection is a place where ancient personae make contact with the idioms and vocabularies of the twenty-first century...""-RYAN RUBY, author of Context Collapse ""...slides between the nostalgic confines of our earthly bodies and the truth of our discomforting futures.""-ELLE NASH, author of Deliver Me ""[These poems] fly off like Noah's raven and his dove, tinged with the vital twin possibilities of failure and hope.""-TOM SNARSKY, author of Reclaimed Water ""Readers will find themselves rereading stanzas under surreal skies replete with birdsong-baffled by the prowess of Duhem's perception...""-SHY WATSON, author of Horror Vacui ""A spectacular, tender, and sensitive book of poems-but also alarmingly funny, even in its mood of socio-technological gloom.""-TAWANDA MULALU, author of Please make me pretty, I don't want to die ""...this collection feels like strolling in and out of a manor house, or gold leaf catching wind...""-GABI ABRÃO, author of Notes on Shapeshifting

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