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Book Title
Last Train to the Missing Planet
Publication Name
Last Train to the Missing Planet
Title
Last Train to the Missing Planet
Author
Kim Dower
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9781597093538
ISBN
9781597093538
Publisher
Red Hen Press
Genre
Poetry
Release Date
12/05/2016
Release Year
2016
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
0.7in
Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
227g
Publication Year
2016
Topic
General
Number of Pages
148 Pages

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Expect the unexpected, while being entertained, engaged, inspired: experience the always present but rarely recognized miraculous moments of our everyday lives in this anticipated third collection from Kim Dower.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Red Hen Press
ISBN-10
159709353x
ISBN-13
9781597093538
eBay Product ID (ePID)
6038437872

Product Key Features

Book Title
Last Train to the Missing Planet
Author
Kim Dower
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General
Publication Year
2016
Genre
Poetry
Number of Pages
148 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.7in
Item Width
6in

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Ps3604.O9395a6 2016
Reviews
"In her third collection (after Slice of Moon ), Dower invests the most ordinary moments with a significance that doesn't feel strained. "Dawn cracks me open like a clam," she proclaims in "Another Morning. "Am I alone/ pretending it's you pushing me// out of sleep, or us together, a team half waking." And when the situation turns serious, she doesn't become grim but reveals the passion that underpins many of her poems: "From our kisses, obliterate it with desire," she says of the end of the world, ". . . locked in an emergency embrace." A poem on natural disasters concedes that "life changing decisions will be made" yet ends, "it's only a cleansing for the paradise that can lie ahead," and many of the poems resonate with that same determined energy. Dower paints scenes nicely ("Santa Ana winds lifting bones from the earth"), and even an encounter with a raccoon on a Los Angeles byway is invested with magic, as the speaker imagines the creature a cursed prince or princess looking for someone to break the spell. VERDICT Throughout, Dower maintains a fine level of craft and reverberant feeling. A satisfying collection for most readers." --Barbara Hoffert, Library Journal **Poetry from Last Train to the Missing Planet featured in O, the Oprah Magazine Featured on The Writer's Almanac, "These poems speak in the voice of an old, trusted friend who knows you, who has come to visit and remind you of who you are and what a life is all about. They speak not of the highs and lows, but about the grey space between tragedy and tenderness, memory and loss, fragility and perseverance--that space where the soul and the truest self live."--Richard Blanco, Presidential Inaugural Poet, In her third collection (after Slice of Moon), Dower invests the most ordinary moments with a significance that doesn't feel strained. "Dawn cracks me open like a clam," she proclaims in "Another Morning. "Am I alone/ pretending it's you pushing me// out of sleep, or us together, a team half waking." And when the situation turns serious, she doesn't become grim but reveals the passion that underpins many of her poems: "From our kisses, obliterate it with desire," she says of the end of the world, "...locked in an emergency embrace." A poem on natural disasters concedes that "life changing decisions will be made" yet ends, "it's only a cleansing for the paradise that can lie ahead," and many of the poems resonate with that same determined energy. Dower paints scenes nicely ("Santa Ana winds lifting bones from the earth"), and even an encounter with a raccoon on a Los Angeles byway is invested with magic, as the speaker imagines the creature a cursed prince or princess looking for someone to break the spell. VERDICT: Throughout, Dower maintains a fine level of craft and reverberant feeling. A satisfying collection for most readers. --Barbara Hoffert,  Library Journal, "What a pleasure it is to settle into Kim Dower's latest collection. Dower's poetry creates a quiet space around itself, full of worldly, humorous insights into life as it is." --Janet Fitch, "These poems speak in the voice of an old, trusted friend who knows you, who has come to visit and remind you of who you are and what a life is all about. They speak not of the highs and lows, but about the grey space between tragedy and tenderness, memory and loss, fragility and perseverance--that space where the soul and the truest self live." --Richard Blanco, Presidential Inaugural Poet, "In her third collection (after Slice of Moon ), Dower invests the most ordinary moments with a significance that doesn't feel strained. "Dawn cracks me open like a clam," she proclaims in "Another Morning. "Am I alone/ pretending it's you pushing me// out of sleep, or us together, a team half waking." And when the situation turns serious, she doesn't become grim but reveals the passion that underpins many of her poems: "From our kisses, obliterate it with desire," she says of the end of the world, ". . . locked in an emergency embrace." A poem on natural disasters concedes that "life changing decisions will be made" yet ends, "it's only a cleansing for the paradise that can lie ahead," and many of the poems resonate with that same determined energy. Dower paints scenes nicely ("Santa Ana winds lifting bones from the earth"), and even an encounter with a raccoon on a Los Angeles byway is invested with magic, as the speaker imagines the creature a cursed prince or princess looking for someone to break the spell. VERDICT Throughout, Dower maintains a fine level of craft and reverberant feeling. A satisfying collection for most readers." --Barbara Hoffert, Library Journal **Poetry from Last Train to the Missing Planet featured in O, the Oprah Magazine, "What a pleasure it is to settle into Kim Dower's latest collection. Dower's poetry creates a quiet space around itself, full of worldly, humorous insights into life as it is."--Janet Fitch, In her third collection (after Slice of Moon), Dower invests the most ordinary moments with a significance that doesn't feel strained. "Dawn cracks me open like a clam," she proclaims in "Another Morning. "Am I alone/ pretending it's you pushing me// out of sleep, or us together, a team half waking." And when the situation turns serious, she doesn't become grim but reveals the passion that underpins many of her poems: "From our kisses, obliterate it with desire," she says of the end of the world, "...locked in an emergency embrace." A poem on natural disasters concedes that "life changing decisions will be made" yet ends, "it's only a cleansing for the paradise that can lie ahead," and many of the poems resonate with that same determined energy. Dower paints scenes nicely ("Santa Ana winds lifting bones from the earth"), and even an encounter with a raccoon on a Los Angeles byway is invested with magic, as the speaker imagines the creature a cursed prince or princess looking for someone to break the spell. VERDICT: Throughout, Dower maintains a fine level of craft and reverberant feeling. A satisfying collection for most readers. --Barbara Hoffert, Library Journal
Copyright Date
2016
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2015-046506
Dewey Decimal
811/.6
Dewey Edition
23

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