After losing her sister to heart failure, Karen Finneyfrock was
unable to write poems for three years. Her voice came back,
whispering at first, then screaming. Ceremony for the Choking Ghost
contains the sound of that voice returning, bringing poems about
grief and its effect on the body, the body politic, memory and, of
course, poems about love. From the intensely personal, How My
Family Grieved, to the political, What Lots Wife Would Have Said
(If She Wasnt a Pillar of Salt), Finneyfrock engages the reader
with the chiseled images of a precise storyteller.
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