I Love Science! - Maney, Shanny Jean
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Shanny Jean Maney possesses a remarkable skill for alchemizing everyday language into poetry infused with curiosity and an insatiable hunger for knowledge. Her verses navigate the intricate landscapes where seemingly mundane elements-alarm clocks, dogs, and even Jeff Goldblum-converge, encapsulating the very essence of the mysteries pondered by contemporary philosophers. Within the world of I Love Science!, Maney presents a reminder that knowledge wields the power to evoke both profound heartache and unbridled laughter. In her hands, the boundaries between poetry and science dissolve,…mehr

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Shanny Jean Maney possesses a remarkable skill for alchemizing everyday language into poetry infused with curiosity and an insatiable hunger for knowledge. Her verses navigate the intricate landscapes where seemingly mundane elements-alarm clocks, dogs, and even Jeff Goldblum-converge, encapsulating the very essence of the mysteries pondered by contemporary philosophers. Within the world of I Love Science!, Maney presents a reminder that knowledge wields the power to evoke both profound heartache and unbridled laughter. In her hands, the boundaries between poetry and science dissolve, revealing their connection and the beauty of their intertwined narratives. This collection stands as a testament to Maney's ability to illuminate the poetic potential that lies within scientific exploration, urging readers to revel in the whimsical dimensions of the world around us.
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Autorenporträt
Shanny Jean Maney is both a performance poet and teacher. With Robbie Q. Telfer, she co-founded The Encyclopedia Show, a radical literary reading/spectacular which now runs in venues all across the globe. In March of 2010, the Chicago Encyclopedia Show won the Orgie (short for Original) Theatre Award for 2009's "Best Creation/Curators." Maney continues to co-curate the original show in Chicago.