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Published by Westbrae Literary Group, 2026
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Paperback. Across centuries and oceans, whispers rise. In Out of the Unexpected: Poems with Sappho, Nichole Turnbloom reaches into the fragments of Sappho-poet, musician, teacher, the so-called Tenth Muse-and weaves a luminous dialogue between past and present, voice and silence, myth and memory.Drawing from lost lines and broken songs, these poems are a testament to what remains, what is remade, and what longs to be spoken. Here, the resonance of Sappho's lyricism mingles with the raw pulse of modern grief, rage, tenderness, and survival. Through correspondence, reimagining, and reflection, Turnbloom invites readers to step into a timeless conversation-one stitched with beauty and unyielding truth. Nichole Turnbloom reaches into the fragments of Sappho and weaves a luminous dialogue between past and present, voice and silence, myth and memory. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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- Title
- Out of the Unexpected (Paperback)
- Author
- Nichole Turnbloom
- Publisher
- Westbrae Literary Group
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798991719964
Across centuries and oceans, whispers rise. In Out of the Unexpected: Poems with Sappho, Nichole Turnbloom reaches into the fragments of Sappho—poet, musician, teacher, the so-called Tenth Muse—and weaves a luminous dialogue between past and present, voice and silence, myth and memory.
Drawing from lost lines and broken songs, these poems are a testament to what remains, what is remade, and what longs to be spoken. Here, the resonance of Sappho’s lyricism mingles with the raw pulse of modern grief, rage, tenderness, and survival. Through correspondence, reimagining, and reflection, Turnbloom invites readers to step into a timeless conversation—one stitched with beauty and unyielding truth.
Nichole Turnbloom has performed, published and taught poetry, facilitated workshops, writing retreats, served as a mentor, editor, and reader for several contests. She received an MFA in poetry and this is her first book. She grew up in the bay area and currently resides in Northern California."Synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.