Coloratura on a Silence Found in Many Expressive Systems - Fulton, Alice
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Praise for Alice Fulton "Fulton's inimitable image-making intelligence, her peerless music,... her fearless depictions of suffering and creation of dystopian scenarios,... her formal innovations, the admixture of the discourses of poetry, science, and slang: these are, as they have always, been, her elements, her pretty words dealt, as Dickinson would say, 'like blades.' ... [A] remarkable, courageous, almost preternatural poetic sensibility." - Lisa Russ Spaar, Los Angeles Review of Books "Alice Fulton... can make you see the space between the stars.... Fulton's poems give us access to those…mehr

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Praise for Alice Fulton "Fulton's inimitable image-making intelligence, her peerless music,... her fearless depictions of suffering and creation of dystopian scenarios,... her formal innovations, the admixture of the discourses of poetry, science, and slang: these are, as they have always, been, her elements, her pretty words dealt, as Dickinson would say, 'like blades.' ... [A] remarkable, courageous, almost preternatural poetic sensibility." - Lisa Russ Spaar, Los Angeles Review of Books "Alice Fulton... can make you see the space between the stars.... Fulton's poems give us access to those spaces between and beyond words, a wilderness where meaning awaits capture. There's beauty and terror to be found in such unmapped terrain, her music rising like the wind whistling between all these 'finite things.'" - Michael Andor Brodeur, Boston Globe "In Alice Fulton's poetry, those charged instances when the literal and the metaphysical (and the sensual and the philosophical) overlap are often mediated.... Throughout these kinetically textured lyric poems... the meanings of words shift, contort and refract.... Obsessed with identity, yearning and intimacy... they precisely animate these mutable, ever-changing states." - Megan Harlan, New York Times Book Review "The work... tackles enduring topics-time, death, love-with a mixture of elegance and agony.... [E]legies capture the emptiness of night hours, the difficulty of truth-telling and the fleeting nature of time. All of this blossoms into a dark beauty that makes these poems glisten." - Elizabeth Lund, Washington Post
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Alice Fulton is the author of ten books. Her honors include a MacArthur Fellowship, the Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry from the Library of Congress, and an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award. She lives in central New York.