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A lyrical narrative which re-imagines the renowned modernist pioneer Amrita Sher-Gil as a 1990s West London native.
90 pages, Paperback
First published November 3, 2021
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June 27, 2023
fun! love the little prosaic bits opening each section and how they’re like little colour palettes. Hadn’t heard of Amrita Sher-Gil before this so it was cool to find out about her. Some of the formal experimentation fell a bit flat in some places but worked super well in others. Loved this collection overall!
Actually read it last year but re-read it super quickly a week ago for a book swap with a friend :) even in a rush, a lot of the poems stood out to me (I especially liked ‘Gossip clings to midriff tops’)
Actually read it last year but re-read it super quickly a week ago for a book swap with a friend :) even in a rush, a lot of the poems stood out to me (I especially liked ‘Gossip clings to midriff tops’)
April 23, 2023
From the +- 50 poems only a handful spoke to me, but that is the beauty of poetry I guess. Either you feel it or you don’t.
“You are intuitively right and that’s what counts in the long run.” (35.)
“You are intuitively right and that’s what counts in the long run.” (35.)
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