Coil of the Skin

Literature & Fiction

Larkin, Mary Ann

Poetry

Washington Writers' Pub. House

Mary Ann Larkin's book captures the intertwining of sensuality and spirituality, of physical and spiritual longing, in poems that wed narrative to lyric. They are always alive and surprising. Above all they are poems of love-of the body, the physical world, of friends, the past, the incomprehensible stars-that remain compassionate and clear-eyed beginning to end. -Jean Nordhaus

That Deep and Steady Hum

Braodkill River Press

<p>Exquisitely made, lyrical, yet unpretentious, Mary Ann Larkin's Gannon Street evokes the complexities of a black neighborhood and its relationship with a sole white resident, with all the poignance of a novel, but with a gifted poet's miraculous economy. We know these characters, their dreams, frustrations, acts of ordinary kindness, in all four dimensions, but above it all there's a visionary fifth dimension hovering, showing a wisdom and imagination of the highest order, making Gannon Street a place not to be missed in anyone's tour of America. Alan Feldman, author of Immortality</p>

On Gannon Street

Broadkill River Press

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