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Glass Needles & Goose Quills: E-Book

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Glass Needles & Goose Quills: Elementary Lessons In Atomic Properties, Nuclear Families & Radical Poetics considers nuclearism’s place in the poetic canon by surveying its physical and spiritual toll on health and language. Braiding research, memoir, and poetry, the essay serves as a companion to the author’s poetry collection Two Faint Lines in the Violet as well as a standalone primer for the poetics of social engagement. 

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Glass Needles & Goose Quills: Elementary Lessons In Atomic Properties, Nuclear Families & Radical Poetics considers nuclearism’s place in the poetic canon by surveying its physical and spiritual toll on health and language. Braiding research, memoir, and poetry, the essay serves as a companion to the author’s poetry collection Two Faint Lines in the Violet as well as a standalone primer for the poetics of social engagement. 

After checking out, you will receive a link to download the ebook (PDF).

Glass Needles & Goose Quills: Elementary Lessons In Atomic Properties, Nuclear Families & Radical Poetics considers nuclearism’s place in the poetic canon by surveying its physical and spiritual toll on health and language. Braiding research, memoir, and poetry, the essay serves as a companion to the author’s poetry collection Two Faint Lines in the Violet as well as a standalone primer for the poetics of social engagement. 

After checking out, you will receive a link to download the ebook (PDF).

About the Author

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Lissa Kiernan

Lissa Kiernan is the founder and executive director of the Poetry Barn, a pollinator habitat for poetry and its sister arts nestled in the foothills of Catskill Park in New York’s Hudson Valley. Her first book of prose, Glass Needles & Goose Quills (2017), won the Nautilus Award for lyric prose. Her first book of poetry, Two Faint Lines in the Violet (2014) was a finalist for the INDIEFAB Book of the Year and Julie Suk Award for Best Poetry Book by an Independent Press. She volunteers with Flying Cat Music, and is an enthusiastic herder of a fluctuating number of felines. Read more at: lissakiernan.com