Fault Tree - Pringle, Kathryn L

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Résumé :
The emotional concerns of family and culture are brought under scrutiny using the language of science and the form of poetry in this captivating long poem. Examining the impact of WWII upon her father, the poet uses his life as a lens to examine time and experience. The book is divided into three connected effects stemming from one undesired state: time. The poem poses time as a governing body overthrown by a simple mental repositioning--showing that time is inescapable only because so few have tried to escape. Meeting the reader halfway with a universal discussion on a sociopolitical climate that is relatable and real, the poet brings forth a tangle of emotion and events that the narrator wrangles with to prove his own sanity as well as time's true nature.

Biographie:
Kathryn L. Pringle is a poet whose writing has appeared in her collection Right New Biology, a couple chapbooks, and the anthology Conversations at the Wartime Cafe. She is a lead editor and copywriter for an educational measurement and research organization. She lives in Oakland, California.