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Myth, Memory, and Transcendence in Hélène Cardona’s Dreaming My Animal Selves

Book Review in World Literature Today by Erna Cooper

Dreaming My Animal Selves/Le Songe de Mes Ames Animales by Helene Cardona

Myth, Memory, and Transcendence in Hélène Cardona’s Dreaming My Animal Selves:
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Review of Life in Suspension by Anthony DiMatteo in The Los Angeles Review

Review of Life in Suspension by Anthony DiMatteo in The Los Angeles Review:

"Cardona creates semantic nuances that light up in multiple directions, while her writing pays close heed to the base level of syntax, rhythm, line and sentence. A tender, pensile world that merits repeated line by line explorations