Sister Nun - Weiland, Shanti
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Poetry. Women's Studies. Religion & Spirituality. Winner of the 2015 Negative Capability Press Book Award. Follow Sister Nun as she escapes over the wall of her convent (even though she has, in no way, been held captive) and read as she explores her identity, sexuality, and the path to enlightenment by wrestling alligators, vacationing in hell, and traveling through time and space during her 215 year lifespan. "Weiland's book is polished, unusual and lovely--but it is even more than that. I don't remember when I read a book of poetry that I couldn't put down. Sister Nun is an unforgettable…mehr

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Poetry. Women's Studies. Religion & Spirituality. Winner of the 2015 Negative Capability Press Book Award. Follow Sister Nun as she escapes over the wall of her convent (even though she has, in no way, been held captive) and read as she explores her identity, sexuality, and the path to enlightenment by wrestling alligators, vacationing in hell, and traveling through time and space during her 215 year lifespan. "Weiland's book is polished, unusual and lovely--but it is even more than that. I don't remember when I read a book of poetry that I couldn't put down. Sister Nun is an unforgettable character--and this book that bears such a strong character's name reminds me of Jane Eyre, Emma, Anna Kerenina, and Lolita deserves to be in such elite company."--Amy King
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Shanti Weiland received her BA in English from the University of California, Davis and later moved to the desert, pursuing a Creative Writing MA at Northern Arizona University. She then traveled to the humid and friendly south, where she earned a PhD in Poetry from the University of Southern Mississippi. She is the author of the chapbook, Daughter, En Route (Dicey Books) and teaches writing and literature at The University of Alabama.