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Inspired by characters and events in the Book of Esther in the bible, Tyranmatón reveals Queen Vashti's fate in excile, including her witnessing of the incomprehensible massacre of her people by themselves, as carried out by Tyranmatón's soldiers. Thematically Tyranmatón is about tyranny, beauty, love, the power to tame white tigers, justice, and related small matters all considered within a larger concern for pathological vertical-mindedness and its long history of perversion of character, misogony, and sectarian slaughter.

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Inspired by characters and events in the Book of Esther in the bible, Tyranmatón reveals Queen Vashti's fate in excile, including her witnessing of the incomprehensible massacre of her people by themselves, as carried out by Tyranmatón's soldiers. Thematically Tyranmatón is about tyranny, beauty, love, the power to tame white tigers, justice, and related small matters all considered within a larger concern for pathological vertical-mindedness and its long history of perversion of character, misogony, and sectarian slaughter.
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Autorenporträt
Richard Paul Haight received a Ph.D. in English literature from The Ohio State University. He has taught at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and briefly at the University of Colorodo in Boulder. He was the humanities advisor to large-scale grand projects sponsored by The Dallas Theater Center and the National Farmers Union and was assistant director of The Colorado Humanities Program, a state=based re-granting agency of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Haight has published poetry, social commentary essays, and book and film reviews. At the time of publication he lives and writes in Denver.