
Pisanki by Zosia Kuczynska
A collection of poems.-
Oils
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Makeover
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Masters
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Who Seemed Alive & Altogether Real
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What The House Taught Us
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Accessioning
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Ovarium
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Milk Snake
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The Dead Snail Diaries
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The Whimsy of Dank Ju-Ju
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how the first sparks became visible
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In the Name of Red
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The Stack of Owls is Getting Higher
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A warm and snouting thing
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Noon
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Trouble
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Poacher
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This House
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Dragonish
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priced out
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is, thinks Pearl
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Mother Night
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Milk & Moon-water
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Eating Air
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Myrtle
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Rivers Wanted
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Mate Arias
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Vivarium
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After the Rites and Sandwiches
'Kuczynska narrates a bond between generations, one that has led her to depict the pear trees and “metal-sown” fields of her grandmother’s memoriesPisanki is a spellbinding tapestry of images and emotions, of displacement, loss and hope.'
- PBS Bulletin
"Like “Sarah Jane’s Geranium”, almost all the poems in this selection ironize the conventions of such sentiments in order to better perceive the real political effects of displacement. Kuczyńska seeks to recognize and refigure this ‘longing’ for home in the pamphlet as a whole, but this impulse is most obviously present as she writes the history of her grandmother’s deportation to Maharashtra in India, and eventual emigration to England. These poems – “Brother Staś”, “The train from Arkhangelsk to Bukhara” and “Dresses”, among others – are the pamphlet’s most obvious strength, and will be the reason many readers pick up Pisanki in the first place." -Edward Ferrari, Sabotage Reviews
-- Edward Ferrari| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781910139721 |
| ISBN 10 | 1910139726 |
| Title | Pisanki |
| Author | Zosia Kuczynska |
| Series | The Emma Press Poetry Pamphlets |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | The Emma Press |
| Year published | 2017-06-08 |
| Number of pages | 36 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |




























