Name: Breaking Into Blossom. Poems with Extraordinary Endings
SKU: 65766871
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Author: Luke Hankins;Nomi Stone
ISBN: 9781680034387

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Breaking Into Blossom. Poems with Extraordinary Endings

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Texas Review Press

Autor

Luke Hankins;Nomi Stone

Año

2026

N° páginas

200

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

9.02x7.01 in

ISBN13

9781680034387

Breaking Into Blossom. Poems with Extraordinary Endings

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Reseña del libro "Breaking Into Blossom. Poems with Extraordinary Endings"

Breaking into Blossom gathers modern and contemporary poems that use a wide array of techniques and approaches to ending the poem: endings that crescendo and exhort, double back or taper down, those that reverse expectation, embody paradox, or enact their logic in their formal DNA. In their introductory craft essay, co-editors Luke Hankins and Nomi Stone grapple with questions of closure, wholeness, pleasure, power, universalism, subjectivity, discord, exclusion, resistance, surprise, and bewilderment. Finding fracturing points in their own conversation while considering the aesthetics, ethics, and politics of different kinds of endings, the editors consider such questions as the value of epiphany, what kinds of endings might be likelier to be commodified, how the poem and the mind keep going beyond the page, and more. Hankins and Stone also offer a taxonomy of ending types to think with. This groundbreaking anthology includes poems about mystery, love, dread, cruelty, violence and war; poems of motherhood; of disability; of masculinity; of queerness; of baldness. Poems of transforming bodies and Black joy and failure and hope. The poems sometimes break into blossom; other times, they just break. Or they leave us in wonderment with their quiet buds unfolding into the world.