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Preserve, Susan Kolodny's second collection, was inspired by encounters with wildlife and humans in the preserves of Southern Africa. Brooks Haxton writes, "Noted with such vivid precision, the individuality of each of these animals, and of each of the human encounters, awakens the deepest attention. Kolodny has turned her imagination to the fundamental work of survival, survival of the heart and mind, and of the living world that sustains us. These poems move me to tears." Elizabeth Robinson writes, "In these poems, awareness has an animating grace…". And Susanne Dyckman: "...this is a…mehr

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Preserve, Susan Kolodny's second collection, was inspired by encounters with wildlife and humans in the preserves of Southern Africa. Brooks Haxton writes, "Noted with such vivid precision, the individuality of each of these animals, and of each of the human encounters, awakens the deepest attention. Kolodny has turned her imagination to the fundamental work of survival, survival of the heart and mind, and of the living world that sustains us. These poems move me to tears." Elizabeth Robinson writes, "In these poems, awareness has an animating grace…". And Susanne Dyckman: "...this is a precise poetry, one in which we are asked to 'always newly see….'" Kolodny's vividly and accessibly conveyed encounters in the parks of Botswana and Zambia gain poignancy because many of the animals she observes and takes delight in are increasingly endangered as is their world and our own. Whether she is writing about a rhino beetle or an elephant, she is, as Janet Holmes remarked about Kolodny's first collection, After the Firestorm (Mayapple Press, 2011), "… a brilliant observer of the natural world…." This second book, Robert Thomas notes, "…becomes a Preserve she creates to save a world whose survival is at risk."
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Autorenporträt
Susan Kolodny's poems appear in New England Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Bellingham Review, and in many other journals and several anthologies. They have been featured on American Life in Poetry and Poetry Daily. She holds an MFA in Poetry from Warren Wilson College. Her work has been nominated for three Pushcart Prizes and an Intro Award. Preserve, as noted, is her second collection. She is also a psychoanalyst. She received a Doctorate in Mental Health from UC San Francisco, and is a graduate of and faculty member at The San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis (SFCP). She practices psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in Oakland where she has worked with many artists and writers. She has taught psychotherapists and candidates in psychoanalytic training in various settings in the Bay Area. As the author of The Captive Muse: On Creativity and Its Inhibition (PsychoSocial Press, 2000), she has lectured and conducted workshops on creativity and what gets in its way. Kolodny founded and chairs the Poetry and Psychoanalysis series at SFCP where guest poets are interviewed about their creative process, obstacles they may encounter, and about the unconscious, language, and silence in both poetry and psychoanalytic work.