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In Ornament of Asia, Alice Kavounas engages us with daring personal stories, as well as quotidian moments, expressed in vivid, precise language. Following on from The Invited (Sinclair-Stevenson), with its "brilliant lyrical style" (Alan Brownjohn), Alice Kavounas has deepened and widened her range. She writes from an unusual perspective: a New Yorker whose father escaped from his idyllic birthplace in the dying days of the Ottoman Empire to build a new life in America.

Produktbeschreibung
In Ornament of Asia, Alice Kavounas engages us with daring personal stories, as well as quotidian moments, expressed in vivid, precise language. Following on from The Invited (Sinclair-Stevenson), with its "brilliant lyrical style" (Alan Brownjohn), Alice Kavounas has deepened and widened her range. She writes from an unusual perspective: a New Yorker whose father escaped from his idyllic birthplace in the dying days of the Ottoman Empire to build a new life in America.
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Autorenporträt
Alice Kavounas read English Literature at Vassar. Abandoned Gardens is her third Shearsman publication. Her poems have appeared widely in journals, anthologies and broadcast on BBC. She is co-creator of the poetry-in-place app Words in Air, with Seattle-based developer John Kennedy. Alice has lived on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula for nearly thirty years, following a life in London and NY, where she was born to Greek parents who left Europe for America. Alice is married to British historian Frederick Taylor.