Frida Kahlo Wakes Up to Find Diego Rivera in the Mood & Other Poems - McEntee, Jessica Noyes
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This book brims with restless women: Frida Kahlo, Penelope, a lover, mother, daughter, neighbor, insomniac, consumer, adulteress-and each voice "magics the glass into mirror." Studded with details that feel intimate yet alien, taking us places that range from a polar bear enclosure to "A Deathbed Confession," these are poems of uncanny sensuousness. -Nicole Caruso Garcia, author of Oxblood (Able Muse Press 2022) Like the iron shaft that impailed the eponymous artist, Frida Kahlo Wakes Up to Find Diego Rivera in the Mood pierces the ornamental surface of poetry in search of viscera. These poems…mehr

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This book brims with restless women: Frida Kahlo, Penelope, a lover, mother, daughter, neighbor, insomniac, consumer, adulteress-and each voice "magics the glass into mirror." Studded with details that feel intimate yet alien, taking us places that range from a polar bear enclosure to "A Deathbed Confession," these are poems of uncanny sensuousness. -Nicole Caruso Garcia, author of Oxblood (Able Muse Press 2022) Like the iron shaft that impailed the eponymous artist, Frida Kahlo Wakes Up to Find Diego Rivera in the Mood pierces the ornamental surface of poetry in search of viscera. These poems will alter the way you look at the world. -Chris Belden, author of Shriver (Touchstone, 2015)
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Jessie Noyes McEntee hails from Philadelphia. She studied art history and English at Amherst College and cut her teeth professionally at John Wiley & Sons. She's provided editorial guidance and ghostwriting for clients in New York and Connecticut, and she teaches fiction writing at Westport Writers' Workshop in Westport, CT. She also works at Pequot Library in Southport, CT and served as Westport's second Poet Laureate. She lives with her husband and two teenagers. Her first chapbook, Jackie O. Suffers Two Husbands and Other Poems, was published by Finishing Line Press in 2019.