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The title of Linda McClure Dunn's chapbook, "Shape and Shadow", uses those words more in their verb sense than as nouns, although the latter is detectable. It is a retrospective assessment of the ever-morphing web of heredity, culture, and individual experience shaping who we are at any given time in our lives. It explores influences from the distant past through childhood and into the latter stages of life, as well as the impact of change life inevitably brings. There is a haunting element in this type of looking back as relationships and events are revisited, sometimes in metaphor, and…mehr

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The title of Linda McClure Dunn's chapbook, "Shape and Shadow", uses those words more in their verb sense than as nouns, although the latter is detectable. It is a retrospective assessment of the ever-morphing web of heredity, culture, and individual experience shaping who we are at any given time in our lives. It explores influences from the distant past through childhood and into the latter stages of life, as well as the impact of change life inevitably brings. There is a haunting element in this type of looking back as relationships and events are revisited, sometimes in metaphor, and receive acceptance but not always without regret. The final poem reveals how this objective reconsideration grants the author fuller understanding of and a certain patience with the unfolding of life.
Autorenporträt
Although her roots lie in Louisiana and Texas, Middle Tennessee quickly became home to Linda McClure Dunn when her family relocated there in the early 1970's. In addition to involvement as a volunteer in arts and civic groups, she has worked as a newspaper feature writer and done administrative work. Her poetry and prose have appeared in the anthology Gatherings: Writers of Williamson County and in Muscadine Lines: A Southern Journal. Her writing explores the interweaving of past and present. Linda and her husband live in Franklin, TN.