Friday, March 10, 2023

A House in Summer by Maxine Chernoff

A House in Summer by Maxine Chernoff

The uncanny and the daily blend in Maxine Chernoff's new collection, A House in Summer. From incantatory poems such as ‘Rune’ and ‘Commentary’ to the storied landscapes of ‘Parade’, ‘Aversions’ and 'A House in Summer', these large and generous poems ask the reader to confront a world broken and made whole by language.

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