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A second collection, and first from Shearsman, by this Brooklyn-based poet, artist and small-press publisher. While Torchwood documents the loss of a religion and at times, the loss of language, it gathers hope as it goes. The mostly serial works in this collection explore the possibility of faith in humanity - colleagues, classmates, strangers, lovers - attempting a language of clear-seeing and shared spirit. A poetry of inner and outer worlds, of the diary and of the subway, Torchwood moves between the sentence and its trust in storytelling, and the fragment - evidence of the need to create silence in order to tell.…mehr

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A second collection, and first from Shearsman, by this Brooklyn-based poet, artist and small-press publisher. While Torchwood documents the loss of a religion and at times, the loss of language, it gathers hope as it goes. The mostly serial works in this collection explore the possibility of faith in humanity - colleagues, classmates, strangers, lovers - attempting a language of clear-seeing and shared spirit. A poetry of inner and outer worlds, of the diary and of the subway, Torchwood moves between the sentence and its trust in storytelling, and the fragment - evidence of the need to create silence in order to tell.
Autorenporträt
Jill Magi, writer, visual artist, and educator, is the author of Threads (Futurepoem), Torchwood (Shearsman Books), and the chapbook Cadastral Map (Portable Press at Yo-Yo Labs). She lives in Brooklyn, teaches at The Eugene Lang College of The New School, City College, and Goddard College. From 2002-2008, she facilitated Sona Books, a community-based chapbook press.