Between First & Second Sleep
A verse collection from San Francisco poet and painter Tamsin Smith. Praised by peers, including poets Matthew Zapruder, Donald Beagle, Beau Beausoleil, Mary Julia Klimenko, and Kevin Killian, who writes of her debut collection: "Tamsin Smith's WORD CAVE is a book to savor with great pleasure. It's not only a kind of poetry new to me, it's several kinds, each one impressive in a different way, and yet each style linked to the others by the gifts Smith brings with her onto the page. A love of words, a love of people, both as individuals and en masse, a rare ability to bring philosophy into poetry in an understated and thus all the more powerful way. An exquisite sense of the changes, both profound and wry, that time makes in our lives without ever our noticing them. How does she, I wonder? It is perhaps her greatest gift: to see so clearly the intangible, the invisible essence, what some wise Indians refer to as "aatma."
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Between First & Second Sleep
A verse collection from San Francisco poet and painter Tamsin Smith. Praised by peers, including poets Matthew Zapruder, Donald Beagle, Beau Beausoleil, Mary Julia Klimenko, and Kevin Killian, who writes of her debut collection: "Tamsin Smith's WORD CAVE is a book to savor with great pleasure. It's not only a kind of poetry new to me, it's several kinds, each one impressive in a different way, and yet each style linked to the others by the gifts Smith brings with her onto the page. A love of words, a love of people, both as individuals and en masse, a rare ability to bring philosophy into poetry in an understated and thus all the more powerful way. An exquisite sense of the changes, both profound and wry, that time makes in our lives without ever our noticing them. How does she, I wonder? It is perhaps her greatest gift: to see so clearly the intangible, the invisible essence, what some wise Indians refer to as "aatma."
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Between First & Second Sleep

Between First & Second Sleep

by Tamsin Spencer Smith
Between First & Second Sleep

Between First & Second Sleep

by Tamsin Spencer Smith

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A verse collection from San Francisco poet and painter Tamsin Smith. Praised by peers, including poets Matthew Zapruder, Donald Beagle, Beau Beausoleil, Mary Julia Klimenko, and Kevin Killian, who writes of her debut collection: "Tamsin Smith's WORD CAVE is a book to savor with great pleasure. It's not only a kind of poetry new to me, it's several kinds, each one impressive in a different way, and yet each style linked to the others by the gifts Smith brings with her onto the page. A love of words, a love of people, both as individuals and en masse, a rare ability to bring philosophy into poetry in an understated and thus all the more powerful way. An exquisite sense of the changes, both profound and wry, that time makes in our lives without ever our noticing them. How does she, I wonder? It is perhaps her greatest gift: to see so clearly the intangible, the invisible essence, what some wise Indians refer to as "aatma."

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780692169889
Publisher: Fmsbw
Publication date: 08/28/2018
Series: The Page Poets
Pages: 58
Product dimensions: 5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.14(d)

About the Author

Tamsin Spencer Smith is a poet, essayist, and painter. Her debut collection "Word Cave" was released by Risk Press in early 2018. Her poems appear in the verse anthologies "Everything Indicates" (Berkeley, CA: Heyday Press, 2012), "Lightning Strikes: 18 Poets, 18 Artists" (San Francisco, CA: Dolby Chadwick Gallery, 2015), "Love in the Face of Everything" (Mill Valley, CA: Tamalpais Press, 2017), and "Reverberations: A Visual Conversation" (Sebastopol, CA: Risk Press, 2018). Smith attended Kenyon College, where she graduated with highest honors for her thesis on Vladimir Nabokov. She's a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute, where she gives an annual poetry reading. Smith was born in Cambridge, England, and lives in San Francisco with her son and daughter.
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