Harbinger - Sherbow, Jackie
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"Harbinger" is a book of contemporary poetry invoking images and themes from history (such as the Salem witch trials), pop culture (from Seventeen Magazine to the Sopranos), the urban and natural world (from New England to Queens, NY, to southern California), and the domestic realm (the kitchens and dirty floors we all inhabit). These poems-one of which has been nominated for Best of the Net 2019-explore mental health, feminine roles, and the power of fear and how fear can germinate in the everyday. "Goldfinch," the book's opening poem, was nominated for Best of the Net 2019.

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"Harbinger" is a book of contemporary poetry invoking images and themes from history (such as the Salem witch trials), pop culture (from Seventeen Magazine to the Sopranos), the urban and natural world (from New England to Queens, NY, to southern California), and the domestic realm (the kitchens and dirty floors we all inhabit). These poems-one of which has been nominated for Best of the Net 2019-explore mental health, feminine roles, and the power of fear and how fear can germinate in the everyday. "Goldfinch," the book's opening poem, was nominated for Best of the Net 2019.
Autorenporträt
Jackie Sherbow is a writer and editor living in Queens, NY. Her poems have appeared or will appear in Sierra Nevada Review, Gold Wake Live, Coffin Bell, Luna Luna, Bad Pony, Day One, and elsewhere, and have been part of the Emotive Fruition performance series. She works as an editor for two leading mystery-fiction magazines as well as Newtown Literary-the literary journal dedicated to the borough of Queens. She can be found at www.jackiesherbow.com and @j_sherbow on Twitter.