THE NEAR AND DISTANT WORLD Krumrie's language proceeds via precise

Krumrie's language proceeds via precise abstractions and marvelous mundanities

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The book includes such favorites as Wordsworth's “I Wander’d Lonely as a Cloud” and Coleridge’s “Kubla Khan

and in their subject matter engage with both a desire for a shared humanity while offering a biting criticism of Korean society

THE NEAR AND DISTANT WORLD Krumrie's language proceeds via preciseFrom the press: A vivid, enthralling new collection of poems from the Vermont Poet Laureate and award winning author of What is Otherwise Infinite, The Mbius Strip Club of Grief, and Someone Elses Wedding Vows In her latest, brilliant collection, Bianca Stone continues to explore and interrogate the full spectrum of life, from an unexpectedly intimate conversation with an internet technician in Brooklyn, to a deep dive into Greek mythology,