KIKIRIKIKI

KIKIRIKIKIFrom the press: In Kikirikiki, the poets memory is constructed as an allegorical cast of animals, celestial bodies, and elements, each of whom help delineate the past through a shared miasmal ancestry. Stamatopoulos employs the classical modes of strophe and antistrophe to create a familial dialectic between the chorus and the speaker towards a narrative of origin. The roads of lineage converge with land (Greece) and matriarch (Yiayia) so as to blend

and how its observer might be transformed physically or emotionally by its presence

Ethel Zine & Micro Press

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wife and mother Alice Coltrane

insightful questioning of the idea of gender

Hayfaa Chalabi

buffeted by earthquakes and the Santa Ana winds—and every bit as seductive as she is

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born in Salerno in 1931) is based on an ironic

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sensuality

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