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Amblyopia
Poetry. "AMBLYOPIA is an invitation to a new architecture, where spaces are construed with artifacts of the mind-favorite haunts, obscure discoveries, longings, persons and objects--as well as vital responses to the habitat it creates. Each gesture leaves a trace 'representing a kind of revolution or paragraph on a relatively fragile topic.' The writing is precise and lush. That we get to follow Jena Osman into her theatre of invention is an exhilarating pleasure of the first order"--Ann Lauterbach.
48 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1993
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January 7, 2012
Early Osman! Something of a step back from the angular virtuosity of 'Essay in Asterisks' or whatever, but it's always a thrill to see your favorite poets finding their projects.
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