Bath - Silverman, Jen

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Résumé :
Geographic and lyrical, Jen Silverman's Bath communicates complex insights into the landscapes of relationships. Renowned author Jen Silverman's poetry collection investigates desire, memory, and longing through ever changing geographies.Bath presents a past love in its many complex shades. Silverman's mastery over language and word choice capture each new setting with a mix of subtlety and open desire.Jen Silverman tackles one of poetry's most profound topics, love, in bold new ways by showering readers in physical landscapes and beautifully rendered geographies. These spaces and places add nuance and tactile grooves to a relationship and its effect on Silverman.Readers looking for a new vantage point into the themes of love and desire can do no better than Bath. This collection also features a bespoke interview with the writer at then end of the book, delving deeper into the craft, influences, and life behind their work....

Biographie:
Jen Silverman is a New York-based writer and playwright. She is the author of the debut novel We Play Ourselves and the story collection The Island Dwellers (Random House) which was longlisted for a PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize. Additional work has appeared in Vogue, The Paris Review, Ploughshares, Prairie Schooner, The Sun, The Gettysburg Review, The Baffler, LitHub, and elsewhere. Jen's plays have been produced across the United States and internationally. Jen is a three-time MacDowell Colony fellow, a member of New Dramatists, and the recipient of an EA Fellowship, a New York Foundation for the Arts grant, a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Fellowship, the Yale Drama Series Award, and a Playwrights of New York Fellowship. Jen also writes for TV and film....

Sommaire:
Geographic and lyrical, Jen Silverman's Bath communicates complex insights into the landscapes of relationships. Renowned author Jen Silverman's poetry collection investigates desire, memory, and longing through ever changing geographies.Bath presents a past love in its many complex shades. Silverman's mastery over language and word choice capture each new setting with a mix of subtlety and open desire.Jen Silverman tackles one of poetry's most profound topics, love, in bold new ways by showering readers in physical landscapes and beautifully rendered geographies. These spaces and places add nuance and tactile grooves to a relationship and its effect on Silverman.Readers looking for a new vantage point into the themes of love and desire can do no better than Bath. This collection also features a bespoke interview with the writer at then end of the book, delving deeper into the craft, influences, and life behind their work....