Synopsis
Poetry. California Interest. Women's Studies. LGBTQIA Studies. A serial poem written at the beginning of each day for one year by the prolific poet and long-time editor Jocelyn Saidenberg, KITH & KIN imbricates dreams, waking, friendship, and grief. In reproducing everyday banalities of mourning, Saidenberg finds herself in proximity to others who are also with me, ones who mumble, who yell in rage, who are recently or long dead, who dream of me at night.
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About the Author
Jocelyn Saidenberg is a writer, educator, and performer based in the Bay Area. Her books include Mortal City (Parentheses Writing Series, 1998), Cusp (Kelsey St. Press, 2001), Negativity (Atelos Press, 2007), Dead Letter (Roof Books, 2014), in addition to three chapbooks, Dusky, Dispossessed, and Shipwreck. Her work has been published in several journals and anthology such as SFMoMA Open Space, The Encyclopedia Project, and Bay Poetics. Since 1998 she has worked as the founding editor and publisher for Krupskaya Press, with 39 titles circulating to date, and has curated literary events through Bay Area arts organizations for over fifteen years. She teaches creative writing at UC Berkeley and the Prison University Project at San Quentin.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A poetic meditation on love and grief by a giant of the Bay Area literary community, Jocelyn Saidenberg, Kith & Kin is a serial poem composed (initially) over a one-year period. While each day might commence with its prompt, the writing inevitably would exceed the designation in its associative process, taking me in diverse directions: dreams, problems Saidenberg was working through, personal matters, the everydayness of my life, fictions of the self, parts of language and broken phrases, birds, dogs, moons, weather, etc. So each morning, in pen in my notebook, deferring the inevitability of screens and devices (work, obligations, 'real life'?), Saidenberg would produce conditions to write about things Saidenberg tended not to want to look at or acknowledge their body, their organizational obsessions and messes, the banality of their everyday in part to gain access to what I had excluded, that excess. But, she writes, "I also had a hunch that if I got as close as possible to myself, I would find myself in proximity to others who are also with me, ones who mumble, who yell in rage, who are recently or long dead, who dream me at night, who are lost to me, whose beings my being is composed of." Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780995348394
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A poetic meditation on love and grief by a giant of the Bay Area literary community, Jocelyn Saidenberg, Kith & Kin is a serial poem composed (initially) over a one-year period. While each day might commence with its prompt, the writing inevitably would exceed the designation in its associative process, taking me in diverse directions: dreams, problems Saidenberg was working through, personal matters, the everydayness of my life, fictions of the self, parts of language and broken phrases, birds, dogs, moons, weather, etc. So each morning, in pen in my notebook, deferring the inevitability of screens and devices (work, obligations, 'real life'?), Saidenberg would produce conditions to write about things Saidenberg tended not to want to look at or acknowledge their body, their organizational obsessions and messes, the banality of their everyday in part to gain access to what I had excluded, that excess. But, she writes, "I also had a hunch that if I got as close as possible to myself, I would find myself in proximity to others who are also with me, ones who mumble, who yell in rage, who are recently or long dead, who dream me at night, who are lost to me, whose beings my being is composed of." Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780995348394
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