There's no predicting a Denise Duhamel poem, except that it might
be about something you've never seen in a poem before: Mr. Donut,
Rodney King, or nude beaches; Gertrude Stein, phone sex, or the
Girl Scouts. Poems from The Woman with Two Vaginas, a book that was
censored when it first appeared, are based on Inuit folklore. How
the Sky Fell offers revisionist fairy tales, and the poems from
Kinky are inspired by Barbie dolls. In her new work, Duhamel
suffers postmodern angst when using the "therapeutic I." Denise
Duhamel has startled readers of American poetry with work that
pirouettes on a tightrope above the personal and the political, the
spoken word and the page, the irreverent and the sacred. Queen for
a Day showcases poems from her five previous collections, along
with new work.
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