2 Ergebnisse.

The witchy, spell-soaked poems in Patterson's second collection explore female characters from Shakespeare's plays--with a feminist twist. The collection grapples with women's roles in Shakespeare and in Mormon culture, both heavily influenced by patriarchal structures that often silence marginalized voices. If you're not well-versed in Shakespeare or Mormonism, don't worry--these poems will delight and enchant you with their own deep magic, t...

Dayna Patterson has produced a book obsessed with motherhood and daughterhood, ancestry, and transition--of home, family, faith, and the narratives woven to uphold the Self. In her debut collection of poetry and lyric essay, Patterson grapples with a patriarchal and polygamous heritage. After learning about her mother's bisexuality, Patterson befriends doubt while simultaneously feeling the urge to unearth a feminist theology, one that envisio...