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An edition of Weaving a New Eden (2011)

Weaving a New Eden

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The authority of the voice in Sherry
Chandler’s poems arrives firmly from
the skilled and powerful imagination
behind the work. Weaving a New Eden
is personal, historical, political,
inspired—a thoroughly satisfying work
of art. This is a moving and original
book wrought from a mature and subtle
vision.

      — Maurice Manning

More than a work of history in verse,
Weaving a New Eden represents poet
Sherry Chandler’s confrontation with
mortality, invisibility, loss and
change. Few poets can move, dazzle,
and enlighten us in a single book, but
Sherry Chandler can – and does – in
this volume of poems. From the deft
personal lyrics that open *Weaving a
New Eden*, through acrostic poems and
blank verse histories to the stunning
and graceful sonnet crown that closes
the volume, Sherry Chandler bears her
readers into the past and back out
again with a sure hand. In poems both
scholarly and witty, Chandler lifts
Rebecca Boone out of the shadows of
history to sturdy, quirky reality and
gives us glimpses of the other
invisible women whose lives make up
the hidden half of history. In *Weaving
a New Eden* Sherry Chandler proves
herself a gifted poet at ease in a
range of forms and subjects. Her work
deserves a wide readership.

      — Leatha Kendrick
Publish Date
Publisher
Wind Publications
Language
English
Pages
108

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Library of Congress
PS3603.H3569 W43 2011

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
108
Dimensions
9 x 6 x 0.3 inches

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25278521M
Internet Archive
weavingnewedenpo0000chan
ISBN 10
193613828X
ISBN 13
9781936138289
LCCN
2011923920
OCLC/WorldCat
777390908
Goodreads
10802488

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