American Sentencing by Jen Karetnick

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American Sentencing

Winter Goose Publishing

American Sentencing

by Jen Karetnick

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 An intense examination of the physical body and the various indignities and ailments from which it can suffer, American Sentencing is a paean to the spirit that endures. Whether with complaint, acceptance, or just a nod toward dark humor, this collection turns on the fine points of grief and laughter, and balances respectfully on the same line as those who suffer.
Book Details
Publisher:
Winter Goose Publishing
ISBN:
9781941058466
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
110
Authors:
Jen Karetnick
Published Date:
2016-05-23
Language:
English
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About Jen Karetnick

Jen Karetnick holds two MFAs, poetry from the University of California, Irvine and fiction from the University of Miami. She co-founded Supporting Women Writers in Miami, where she is managing editor of the daily journal SWWIM Every Day. Inheritance with a High Error Rate won the Cider Press Review Book Award in 2022; American Sentencing, Landscaping for Wildlife and Organ Language are her other collections here. She also wrote Mango for the University Press of Florida, and worked for years as a dining critic in Miami. She lives there in a century-old house with fourteen mango trees.

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