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In overlapping moments, Revoke rises and falls, poem by poem, to become lyric symphony of multivocality, profound repetition, and silence. The collection draws on the poet's early training in visual art and film, as well as the form of the lament in Greek culture, both ancient and contemporary. Levels of loss--of mothers and mothering, of the complexities of female agency-are sounded and measured in fragmented, cinematic shifts between image a...

Winner of the New Measure Poetry Prize ¿¿¿¿A multilayered book and performance, A Short History of Anger speaks through fragments, fractures, song, and the voices of a Greek Chorus. This lament confronts the massacre of Greek citizens in the 1922 Destruction of Smyrna, and the buried traces of this tragedy as they haunt the poet's family history. Governed by its musical, ritualistic construction, it excavates a legacy of genocide and displac...

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