Robes: The Art of Being Covered:
Linda Trott Dickman's "Robes: The Art of being Covered" is an impressive debut from a skilled poet on the rise. Exhibiting great scope and timbre, these poems allow us to confront what it is to be protected, to be "robed in deceit," to be shadowed and, subsequently, emerge. These are precise, complex poems to be savored and revisited, over and over again.

- Jacqueline Jones LaMon, Poet, MFA, recipient of the Quercus Review Press Poetry Book Series Book Award.


What a lovely brain of pain/injustice woven with hope and faith. The poems cross the ages, the cultures, and as you say, "can be entered by all" ... progressing from ancient to contemporary storyscapes, from the world's stories to your very personal ones.
- 
Audrey Friedman, Poet, MFA, Creative Writing Teacher


Poet Linda Trott Dickman's glorious poems are robed in light. Their insights unveil the gamut of contemporary life from "Words with Friends" and the "catacombs of customer service" to loss, grief and hope. Offering prayer, praise, lament, thanksgiving, humor, Robes is a wise and moving book that is at times deeply spiritual and at times deeply skeptical. It is always attentive to the music of our language and our longings.

- Judith Baumel is a poet, critic and translator. Professor of English at Adelphi University.
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Robes: The Art of Being Covered:
Linda Trott Dickman's "Robes: The Art of being Covered" is an impressive debut from a skilled poet on the rise. Exhibiting great scope and timbre, these poems allow us to confront what it is to be protected, to be "robed in deceit," to be shadowed and, subsequently, emerge. These are precise, complex poems to be savored and revisited, over and over again.

- Jacqueline Jones LaMon, Poet, MFA, recipient of the Quercus Review Press Poetry Book Series Book Award.


What a lovely brain of pain/injustice woven with hope and faith. The poems cross the ages, the cultures, and as you say, "can be entered by all" ... progressing from ancient to contemporary storyscapes, from the world's stories to your very personal ones.
- 
Audrey Friedman, Poet, MFA, Creative Writing Teacher


Poet Linda Trott Dickman's glorious poems are robed in light. Their insights unveil the gamut of contemporary life from "Words with Friends" and the "catacombs of customer service" to loss, grief and hope. Offering prayer, praise, lament, thanksgiving, humor, Robes is a wise and moving book that is at times deeply spiritual and at times deeply skeptical. It is always attentive to the music of our language and our longings.

- Judith Baumel is a poet, critic and translator. Professor of English at Adelphi University.
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Robes: The Art of Being Covered:

Robes: The Art of Being Covered:

by Linda Trott Dickman
Robes: The Art of Being Covered:

Robes: The Art of Being Covered:

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Linda Trott Dickman's "Robes: The Art of being Covered" is an impressive debut from a skilled poet on the rise. Exhibiting great scope and timbre, these poems allow us to confront what it is to be protected, to be "robed in deceit," to be shadowed and, subsequently, emerge. These are precise, complex poems to be savored and revisited, over and over again.

- Jacqueline Jones LaMon, Poet, MFA, recipient of the Quercus Review Press Poetry Book Series Book Award.


What a lovely brain of pain/injustice woven with hope and faith. The poems cross the ages, the cultures, and as you say, "can be entered by all" ... progressing from ancient to contemporary storyscapes, from the world's stories to your very personal ones.
- 
Audrey Friedman, Poet, MFA, Creative Writing Teacher


Poet Linda Trott Dickman's glorious poems are robed in light. Their insights unveil the gamut of contemporary life from "Words with Friends" and the "catacombs of customer service" to loss, grief and hope. Offering prayer, praise, lament, thanksgiving, humor, Robes is a wise and moving book that is at times deeply spiritual and at times deeply skeptical. It is always attentive to the music of our language and our longings.

- Judith Baumel is a poet, critic and translator. Professor of English at Adelphi University.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781637773178
Publisher: Red Penguin Books
Publication date: 09/29/2022
Pages: 78
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.19(d)

About the Author

Linda Trott Dickman has been writing poetry since her first sleep away camp experience when she was ten years old. 
Linda served as Bards Laureate for the Bards Initiative (2017-2019) and on its board.
Linda is the poetry coordinator for the Northport Arts Coalition, an associate poetry instructor with the Vanderbilt Museum and the Northport Historical Society, she teaches a poetry workshop at Samantha’s Li’l Bit of Heaven and for Red Penguin Books.
Her poetry has been published in everything from school and church bulletins to international journals. She is an editor for Paumanok, a poetry anthology for Long Island.
She is the author of three books of poetry, Robes, The Air that I Breathe and the award-winning Road Trip.
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