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Using her own "funeral playlist, " Sarah Gorham examines the intricate connections between music, consolation, and human mortality"--

It is true when a girl sinks, her hair spreads like a flower / across water

Every word is essential. . .With a writer as meticulous as this one, what seems to be accidental is part of the plan. . ."--American Book Review

Offers an exploration of perfection. Study in Perfect winds its way around and through the many permutations of this most hermetic and exalted concept and proceeds with the full consciousness that perfection's exact definition is subjective, reliant on who is speaking, and easily unmoored by time, geography, and the vagaries of taste.

In this coming-of-age memoir, a rebellious, insecure, angry girl is shipped overseas to a tiny international school perched on a mountain shelf in Bernese-Oberland, Switzerland. Here, boot-camp style, she experiences deprivation, acute embarrassment, and keen educational guidance, all in the name of growing up.

An exploration of perfection. Study in Perfect winds its way around and through the many permutations of this most hermetic and exalted concept and proceeds with the full consciousness that perfection's exact definition is subjective, reliant on who is speaking, and easily unmoored by time, geography, and the vagaries of taste.

Groundbreaking anthology of poetry on substance abuse and recovery.

In The Cure, Sarah Gorham's mature, eager, intelligent poetic voice explores family--and marriage, and self--as forms in which we move, escaping and demanding restraint, seeking and fearing contact with each other. The book moves toward and away from a riveting sequence, "The Family Afterward, " that examines the intrusions and heartbreaks, complicities and narrowings of definition, that are forced upon the family members of an alcoholic. Gorh...

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