Phantom Reflection - Malinowski, Kim
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This is a novel-in-verse format playing with the concept of a retelling of The Phantom of the Opera (book and musical) and their modern day counterparts. The main characters are Christine; The Artist; and The Man of Words. It is an emotional, romantic, and erotic tug of war between the Artist and The Man of Words to possess Christine and it is a deep delving into the wants, the needs and the secret desires of Christine. The vivid landscape of the poetry and the brilliant imagery weave a pathway into the innermost chasms of the human psyche. There is a lush richness to the weave of the words…mehr

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This is a novel-in-verse format playing with the concept of a retelling of The Phantom of the Opera (book and musical) and their modern day counterparts. The main characters are Christine; The Artist; and The Man of Words. It is an emotional, romantic, and erotic tug of war between the Artist and The Man of Words to possess Christine and it is a deep delving into the wants, the needs and the secret desires of Christine. The vivid landscape of the poetry and the brilliant imagery weave a pathway into the innermost chasms of the human psyche. There is a lush richness to the weave of the words and an eloquent ease of literary flow. Malinowski's hand to the stylus is as the Phantom's hand to the musical instrument and the brushstroke to the canvas. It is an amazing read reflecting the superb creativity of the author
Autorenporträt
Kim Malinowski is a lover of words. She earned her B.A. from West Virginia University and M.F.A. from American University. She studied with The Writers Studio. Her poetry collection Home was published by Kelsay Books and her verse novel Clutching Narcissus was published by Twelve House Books. She has a forthcoming verse novel from Nightingale & Sparrow and her chapbook Death: A Love Story was published by Flutter Press. She was nominated for the 2022 Rhysling Award and writes because the alternative is unthinkable.