Mother Ship - Jaskunas, Paul
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In Mother Ship, we gather chantarelles and words in a Lithuanian wood. We watch snow fill Lenin's eyes, picnic in a burning field, and shake hands with "a feral future/just now beginning to snarl." In poems of witness and warning, Paul Jaskunas envisions the ecological precarity to come even as he evokes the mysteries of the past and attends with care to the urgent possibilities of our moment. Inviting readers to "drink the cold water/from underground rivers of time," Mother Ship shines with grace amid the wreckage of history.

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In Mother Ship, we gather chantarelles and words in a Lithuanian wood. We watch snow fill Lenin's eyes, picnic in a burning field, and shake hands with "a feral future/just now beginning to snarl." In poems of witness and warning, Paul Jaskunas envisions the ecological precarity to come even as he evokes the mysteries of the past and attends with care to the urgent possibilities of our moment. Inviting readers to "drink the cold water/from underground rivers of time," Mother Ship shines with grace amid the wreckage of history.
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Autorenporträt
Paul Jaskunas is the author of two works of fiction-The Atlas of Remedies (Stillhouse Press) and Hidden (Free Press), which won the Friends of American Writers Award-and of Mother Ship, a poetry chapbook (Finishing Line). His writing has appeared in Tab, The Pierian, America, the Comstock Review, and the New York Times, among other outlets. Since 2008, he has taught literature and writing at MICA, where he edits the journal Full Bleed.