This is an incredible work of poetry. Williams's poems have this leaping quality about them; they seem to move quickly from idea to idea in a riveting way. This book will stick with me for a long time.
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Hello! I'm Clare. My pronouns are he/him and ♃e/♃m. I'm an undergrad in religious studies and gender studies. I like to read books about those topics! My StoryGraph is also @clarendon.
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Clare (he/♃m) reviewed Mutiny by Phillip B. Williams
Review of 'Mutiny' on 'Storygraph'
5 stars
This is an incredible work of poetry. Williams's poems have this leaping quality about them; they seem to move quickly from idea to idea in a riveting way. This book will stick with me for a long time.
Clare (he/♃m) rated Permanent Volta: 4 stars
Permanent Volta by Rosie Stockton, Rosie Stockton
Poetry
Clare (he/♃m) rated The hatred of poetry: 5 stars
The hatred of poetry by Ben Lerner
"No art has been denounced as often as poetry. It's even bemoaned by poets: "I, too, dislike it," wrote Marianne …
Clare (he/♃m) rated Why Poetry: 5 stars
Clare (he/♃m) rated Sympathetic little monster: 5 stars
Clare (he/♃m) rated I swallow turquoise for courage: 5 stars
Hershman R. John: I swallow turquoise for courage (2007, University of Arizona Press)
I swallow turquoise for courage by Hershman R. John (Sun tracks : an American Indian literary series -- v. 61)
Clare (he/♃m) rated Building a Bridge: 4 stars
Building a Bridge by James Martin
In this revised and expanded paperback of his groundbreaking book, Jesuit priest and New York Times bestselling author James Martin …
Clare (he/♃m) reviewed Oscar Wilde by Barbara Belford
Review of 'Oscar Wilde' on 'Storygraph'
5 stars
Perfect "starting point" biography—you don't need any prior knowledge of or connection to Wilde to enjoy this biography. Really great if you want to learn Wilde's life story but aren't up for Richard Ellmann's work, or other rather dense biographies. This was the book that kickstarted my special interest in Wilde's life and work, which lasted a couple years.
Perfect "starting point" biography—you don't need any prior knowledge of or connection to Wilde to enjoy this biography. Really great if you want to learn Wilde's life story but aren't up for Richard Ellmann's work, or other rather dense biographies. This was the book that kickstarted my special interest in Wilde's life and work, which lasted a couple years.