Small Fish in High Branches by Annette Sisson

Small Fish in High Branches

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Small Fish in High Branches by Annette Sisson

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Small Fish in High Branches

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Without its "hue and profusion," Annette Sisson reminds us, "the world is an orphan." And often these poems seek to clothe some austere loneliness in the multiplicity of life's visions and illusions. There are dramas of the natural landscape and still lives of urban isolation. Like all good poetry, Sisson's shows that everything that matters, whether tragic, as in her poem "Eclipse," or buoyant, as in her poem "Résistance," takes place on earth, in our world. This book is a loving celebration of the connections and tensions that help us to live our lives.Mark Jarman, author of The Heronry and Dailiness
Book Details
Publisher:
Glass Lyre Press
ISBN:
9781941783801
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
96
Authors:
Annette Sisson
Published Date:
2022-01-01
Language:
English
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About Annette Sisson

A Victorian scholar by training, Annette Sisson earned her MA and PhD at Indiana University. She completed a dissertation on George Eliot in 1989 and spent her career in the English department at Belmont University, where she directed the Master of Arts in English program from 2010 to 2015. Her chapbook A Casting Off came from Finishing Line Press in 2019, the year her poem “Fog” won The Porch Writers' Collective's Poetry Prize. Small Fish in High Branches (Glass Lyre Press, 2022) was her first full-length collection; Winter Sharp with Apples followed from Terrapin Books in 2024. She was named a BOAAT Writing Fellow in 2020 and a Mark Strand Scholar at the 2021 Sewanee Writers' Conference. She lives in Nashville.

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