The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself by Thomas, Susan

The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780983206330)

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The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself by Thomas, Susan

The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself

$15.00
The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself by Thomas, Susan

The Empty Notebook Interrogates Itself

$15.00
Format: Paperback
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The Empty Notebook began its life as a very literal metaphor for a few weeks of what the poet thought was writer's block, but was really the struggle of an eccentric persona to take over her working life. It won. And for the next three years everything she wrote came to her in the voice of the Empty Notebook, who, as the notebook began to fill itself, became rather opinionated, changed gender, alternately acted as bully and victim, had many bizarre adventures in exotic locales and developed a somewhat politically-incorrect attitude. It then began to steal the voices and forms of other poets and tried to immortalize itself in various poetry reviews. It is now thrilled to collect itself in one slim volume.

Author: Susan Thomas
ISBN-10: 0983206333
ISBN-13: 9780983206330
Publisher: Fomite
Language: English
Published: 10/06/2011
Pages: 100
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.35lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.24d
By Susan Thomas
By Susan Thomas
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Susan Thomas has published stories, poems and translations in many journals and anthologies. She has won the Iowa Poetry Award from Iowa Review, the Ann Stanford Prize from University of Southern California, first prize from the Spoon River Review and New York Stories and the 2010 MR Prize from the Mississippi Review. Red Hen Press published her collection, State of Blessed Gluttony (2004), which won their Benjamin Saltman Prize and Last Voyage: Selected Poems of Giovanni Pascoli (2010), which was co-translated with Deborah Brown and Richard Jackson. She also has two chapbooks, The Hand Waves Goodbye (Main Street Rag, 2002) and Voice of the Empty Notebook (Finishing Line Press, 2007).

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