Cannibalism and The Copenhagen Interpretation - Bailey, Victoria Woolf
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Cannibalism and the Copenhagen Interpretation: A Love Story is a unique book of short poems about a love relationship as it goes through many years of growth, from its beginning, through the ups and downs of life, until the very end. The narrator asks us to consider questions such as "did you think you could step into the same river twice?" and "who will lead and who will follow across this imaginary landscape?" which draw from the language of many fields including art, science, music and philosophy. Unique for a book of poetry in that it contains chapter review questions and a final exam…mehr

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Cannibalism and the Copenhagen Interpretation: A Love Story is a unique book of short poems about a love relationship as it goes through many years of growth, from its beginning, through the ups and downs of life, until the very end. The narrator asks us to consider questions such as "did you think you could step into the same river twice?" and "who will lead and who will follow across this imaginary landscape?" which draw from the language of many fields including art, science, music and philosophy. Unique for a book of poetry in that it contains chapter review questions and a final exam which invite the reader to consider the meaning of such questions as "who can erase the past with its tearful hieroglyphics?" in their own lives.
Autorenporträt
Victoria Woolf Bailey began writing poetry in her teens but never had the good sense to give it up. While studying English and Journalism in college she spent four summers traveling all over the country by herself on a Greyhound bus. She attended mountain climbing school in New Mexico and hitchhiked coast to coast. It was the seventies.After years of traveling and living in eight different states, she finally found the home of her dreams in a small town in rural Kentucky.In 2012 she won the Accents Publishing Short Poem Award from the Kentucky State Poetry Society as well as Honorable Mention in the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning's Next Great Writers contest. Her work has been published in a number of journals including, The Heartland Review, Still: The Journal, The Tipton Poetry Journal, Kudzu and Pegasus as well as the Motif 3 anthology All the Livelong Day published by MotesBooks. Her first chapbook Dragging Gunter's Chain was published in 2014 by Finishing Line Press.