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Book SynopsisA collection of poems that celebrates and laments that "we are but decaying."
Trade Review. . . Dennigan's verse in smart but not unkind, sensual without being icky. * —Indiana Review *
Dennigan makes delightful poetry, a pure aural pleasure more willowly, and as various as language lived. * —Boston Review *
Spitting associative sparks off both real and imagined landscapes, the poems in Corinna invite readers to excavate, associate, and riff off what's given."
OR "Corinna A-Maying the Apocalypse is powered by conundrum, surprise, imagination, recklessness, wonderment, earnestness, and above all giant playfulness and smarts.
* —Cold Front Mag *
“With a love for the dance of syntax and a delight in the polyphony of dictions both high
and low, Dennigan springs onto the contemporary poetry stage with a fresh original style. Her poetry is an exuberant celebration of language and insight.”
---—Mark Jarman, author of Epistles
