The Vulture Girl - Nassif, Carrie
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A speculative memoir in experimental poetry, "the vulture girl" begins with the odd allegation of the author's mother that the she had been (unbeknownst to her) born a twin. This begins a line of introspection that introduces the reader to a handful of inner guardians who live outside of linear time. A chapter for each: twin, rabbit, old stag, little wing, vulture, fawn, and tornado, these have protected and continue to protect the author, aka "the girl." Over the course of the book, they, and her search for them, help her to repair and reintegrate traumatic childhood experiences presented in fragmented narratives.…mehr

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A speculative memoir in experimental poetry, "the vulture girl" begins with the odd allegation of the author's mother that the she had been (unbeknownst to her) born a twin. This begins a line of introspection that introduces the reader to a handful of inner guardians who live outside of linear time. A chapter for each: twin, rabbit, old stag, little wing, vulture, fawn, and tornado, these have protected and continue to protect the author, aka "the girl." Over the course of the book, they, and her search for them, help her to repair and reintegrate traumatic childhood experiences presented in fragmented narratives.
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Autorenporträt
Carrie Nassif (she/hers) is a queer poet, photographer, clinical psychologist, and creativity coach living outside of Taos, NM.Her first collection, lithopeadion, was a featured book in SAFTA's Wardrobe's Best Dressed and a finalist in Yes Yes Book's Vinyl 45 Chapbook Contest. Recent poetry can be found in The Comstock Review, Concision Poetry Journal, FERAL, Quartet, and several anthologies; she also has poetry book reviews with Colorado Review and Birch Bark Editing. More information is available at carrienassifphd.com/author.