Love in the Time of Covid - Cates, Anna
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A poetic journey through matters of faith, backdropped by the COVID-19 crisis, Love in the Time of Covid is a collection of traditional Japanese short-form poems that reveals the intersection of nature and spirituality. From doubt to conviction and darkness to light, the collection probes existential questions and documents life's basic struggles. With honest glimpses at disillusionment and splashes of joy at recognition of divine truth, Love in the Time of Covid explores the nature of life, the reality of death, and the hope for redemption. The collection also highlights the unlikely…mehr

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A poetic journey through matters of faith, backdropped by the COVID-19 crisis, Love in the Time of Covid is a collection of traditional Japanese short-form poems that reveals the intersection of nature and spirituality. From doubt to conviction and darkness to light, the collection probes existential questions and documents life's basic struggles. With honest glimpses at disillusionment and splashes of joy at recognition of divine truth, Love in the Time of Covid explores the nature of life, the reality of death, and the hope for redemption. The collection also highlights the unlikely friendship between the poet and an antiquarian of rare oddities during the pandemic of 2020 and beyond.
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Anna Cates is an online adjunct professor of English and education for American Public University, Southern New Hampshire University, and Liberty University. She is the author of The Meaning of Life (2015), The Frog King (2015), The Darkroom (2017), The Golem & the Nazi (2019), The Journey (2020), the Illumination Book Award-Winning Love in the Time of Covid (2021), The Poison Tree: A Peace Play (2022), Little Black Box: Poetry from Ohio (2023), Electric Cat City: A Poesy (2023), and 39 Triolets: A Chapbook (2023).