Delight Is a Field - Dreese, Donelle; George, Karen; Jentsch, Nancy K.
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Delight Is a Field unfolds a world of women exploring, pondering, celebrating, and reimagining their connection to natural, wild places (field, meadow, prairie, wetland, ocean) and what inhabits them (celestial bodies, animals, plants, and fungi). These poems reveal the complexity and duality of women's lives filled with discord, chaos, longing, worry, loss accompanied by love, wonder, reverence, mystery, and magic that echoes the seasons' cycles of change. Four poets contributed to this collection: Donelle Dreese, Karen George, Nancy K. Jentsch, and Taunja Thomson.

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Delight Is a Field unfolds a world of women exploring, pondering, celebrating, and reimagining their connection to natural, wild places (field, meadow, prairie, wetland, ocean) and what inhabits them (celestial bodies, animals, plants, and fungi). These poems reveal the complexity and duality of women's lives filled with discord, chaos, longing, worry, loss accompanied by love, wonder, reverence, mystery, and magic that echoes the seasons' cycles of change. Four poets contributed to this collection: Donelle Dreese, Karen George, Nancy K. Jentsch, and Taunja Thomson.
Autorenporträt
Donelle Dreese is a writer and Professor of English at Northern Kentucky University where she teaches environmental and multicultural literatures, American women poets, and literature and film. Donelle is the author of several poetry collections, including Sophrosyne (2015) and Organelle (2021). Her poetry and essays have appeared in a wide variety of literary journals, including Potomac Review, Roanoke Review, Louisville Review, and Quiddity International. In addition, Donelle serves as President of Heritage Acres Memorial Sanctuary, Cincinnati's only dedicated natural burial preserve. She writes about natural burial and "death positive" topics as a regular contributor for Psychology Today. For more information, visit donelledreese.com.