Robin Morgan's work, celebrated for its vindication of female
experience and its evocation of the zeitgeist, is here intensely
personal and powerful in new ways. In her sixth book of poems,
prize-winning poet Robin Morgan undertakes a radical departure from
her previous work, as she locates the landscape of her vision in
the stark isolation of a self confronting love's aftermath, its
losses, and its undeniable betrayals. In poems documenting a
seven-year silence, Morgan's voice emerges markedly different,
sounding a singular passage through a private hell of despair, the
madness of a "Hot January," to a place of furious peace in which
the artist weeps "to recognize the self I'd fled to find."
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