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A collection of essays full of startling directness, fearlessness, and surprise. Filled with profound reflections and snapshots from the past, Karen Chase s History is Embarrassing weaves together threads from one single life a girl suffering from polio, a poet, a Jewish woman, a writer, and a painter. Like Chase, the characters who populate these essays are outsiders undercover cops, a gay couple in 1500s India, bear poachers, psychiatric patients, and even a president each a meaningful part of history. Divided into three parts histories, pleasures, and horrors History is Embarrassing is an…mehr

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A collection of essays full of startling directness, fearlessness, and surprise. Filled with profound reflections and snapshots from the past, Karen Chase s History is Embarrassing weaves together threads from one single life a girl suffering from polio, a poet, a Jewish woman, a writer, and a painter. Like Chase, the characters who populate these essays are outsiders undercover cops, a gay couple in 1500s India, bear poachers, psychiatric patients, and even a president each a meaningful part of history. Divided into three parts histories, pleasures, and horrors History is Embarrassing is an assortment of thought-provoking essays that are sure to resonate with many readers.

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Autorenporträt
Karen Chase is the author of two collections of poems, Kazimierz Square and BEAR as well as Jamali-Kamali, a book-length homoerotic poem, and the memoirs Land of Stone, Polio Boulevard, and FDR On His Houseboat: The Larooco Log, 1924-1926. She and her husband live in Western Massachusetts. Visit her online at www.karenchase.com.