Wayward & Upward: Stories and Poems - E-book - ePub

Edition en anglais

Rolli

,

Nnadi Samuel

,

Finnian Burnett

,

Renee Cronley

,

Brad Dunne

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 Rolli et  Nnadi Samuel - Wayward & Upward: Stories and Poems.
A woman runs from a cult leader. A man watches a crowd carry a baby into the woods. A boy makes a childhood friend who is much older than she appears. The... Lire la suite
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Résumé

A woman runs from a cult leader. A man watches a crowd carry a baby into the woods. A boy makes a childhood friend who is much older than she appears. The forty pieces in this book unite two creative endeavours at the heart of humanity: making music and telling stories. Each writer took inspiration from one of the ten tracks on the Wayward & Upward album by Spinoza Gambit. This anthology collects one short story and three poems for each track, showcasing the variety of interpretations a single piece of music can evoke. "Metafictional conversations and stand-alone pieces alike shine with creativity, taking thought experiments to a whole other level of engagement.
One can read in the presented order or dip in at will and allow the writing to behave like music. With Wayward and Upward, one can listen with the eyes and encounter new voices showcasing the resilience and flexibility of human imagination."- Michelle Butler Hallett, Winner of the Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Prize, Constant Nobody With a FOREWORD by Jason Hayward (SPINOZA GAMBIT)

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    31/10/2022
  • Editeur
  • ISBN
    978-1-7779888-5-2
  • EAN
    9781777988852
  • Format
    ePub
  • Caractéristiques du format ePub
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À propos des auteurs

Jennifer Mariani was born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe. At 17, she moved to Manchester, England, to continue her ballet training. After three years, she returned to Zimbabwe, briefly working with National Ballet and Tumbuka Dance Company. In 2004, Jennifer moved to Canada. She has been a guest judge for Off Topic Publishing's monthly poetry contest and launched The Poetry Box with editor-in-chief Marion Lougheed.
Jennifer writes about Africa, both the landscape and being white in post-independent Zimbabwe. She also writes about women's issues including domestic violence, body image and eating disorders. Jennifer currently resides in Calgary, Alberta, with one partner, two daughters, three cats and numerous volumes of Pablo Neruda's poetry. She teaches ballet at Alberta Ballet School. Her favourite poems are written for her children.

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