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The Artist's Daughter

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Kimiko Hahn's poetry explores the interplay--and tensions--among her various identities: mother, lover, wife, poet, and daughter of both the Midwest and Asia. However astonishing her subjects--from sideshow freaks to sadomasochistic fantasy--they ultimately emerge in this startling collection as moving images of the deepest levels of our shared humanity. "Love and betrayal, hatred and fidelity all combine in these poems which take us into the dark woods of our own psyche."--Ai

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Kimiko Hahn's Poetry explores the interplay — and tensions — among her various identities: mother, lover, wife, poet, and daughter of both the Midwest and Asia. However astonishing her subjects — from sideshow freaks to sadomasochistic fantasy — they ultimately emerge in this startling collection as moving images of the deepest levels of our shared humanity.

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"Kimiko Hahn stands as a welcome voice of experimentation and passion."--Bloomsbury Review

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Kimiko Hahn's poetry explores the interplay'"and tensions'"among her various identities: mother, lover, wife, poet, and daughter of both the Midwest and Asia. However astonishing her subjects'"from sideshow freaks to sadomasochistic fantasy'"they ultimately emerge in this startling collection as moving images of the deepest levels of our shared humanity. "Love and betrayal, hatred and fidelity all combine in these poems which take us into the dark woods of our own psyche."'"Ai

About the Author

Kimiko Hahn is the author of several books of poetry, including The Narrow Road to the Interior, The Artist's Daughter, Mosquito and Ant, and Toxic Flora. Her many honors include the American Book Award. She lives in New York City.

Product Details

ISBN:
9780393051025
Subtitle:
Poems
Author:
Hahn, Kimiko
Publisher:
W. W. Norton & Company
Location:
New York
Subject:
American
Subject:
American - General
Subject:
Single Author / American
Copyright:
Edition Number:
1st ed.
Series Volume:
107-51
Publication Date:
20021017
Binding:
Hardcover
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
96
Dimensions:
8.80x6.30x.53 in. .56 lbs.

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Product details 96 pages W. W. Norton & Company - English 9780393051025 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , Kimiko Hahn's Poetry explores the interplay — and tensions — among her various identities: mother, lover, wife, poet, and daughter of both the Midwest and Asia. However astonishing her subjects — from sideshow freaks to sadomasochistic fantasy — they ultimately emerge in this startling collection as moving images of the deepest levels of our shared humanity.
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"Synopsis" by , Kimiko Hahn's poetry explores the interplay'"and tensions'"among her various identities: mother, lover, wife, poet, and daughter of both the Midwest and Asia. However astonishing her subjects'"from sideshow freaks to sadomasochistic fantasy'"they ultimately emerge in this startling collection as moving images of the deepest levels of our shared humanity. "Love and betrayal, hatred and fidelity all combine in these poems which take us into the dark woods of our own psyche."'"Ai
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