Estate - Zarin, Cynthia
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A lyrical novel of star-crossed love and desire from the celebrated poet Cynthia Zarin. But what I didn't know when I wrote these pages is that love is elastic, that every place one is is the center of the maze. Later, I would imagine a past rather than a future because I knew better that the boat is always just this instant setting out from the shore. During a spring and summer of erotic intensity, Caroline speaks and writes both to herself and to her lover as a new relationship unfolds. Estate is a compressed tour de force that sweeps across space and time, from New Guinea to word games,…mehr

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A lyrical novel of star-crossed love and desire from the celebrated poet Cynthia Zarin. But what I didn't know when I wrote these pages is that love is elastic, that every place one is is the center of the maze. Later, I would imagine a past rather than a future because I knew better that the boat is always just this instant setting out from the shore. During a spring and summer of erotic intensity, Caroline speaks and writes both to herself and to her lover as a new relationship unfolds. Estate is a compressed tour de force that sweeps across space and time, from New Guinea to word games, Italian cinema, and communication theory. In thoughts, letters, and scribbled messages, Cynthia Zarin limns the exigencies of desire-and asks: How can a person disappear in a hall of stories and reflections? Or not?
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Autorenporträt
Cynthia Zarin is the author of the novel Inverno; six books of poetry, including Orbit and Next Day: New and Selected Poems; five books for children; and two essay collections, Two Cities and An Enlarged Heart: A Personal History. Her honors include a Guggenheim Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellowship, the Peter I. B. Lavan Younger Poets Award, an Ingram Merrill Foundation Award for Poetry, and a Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Poetry. A longtime contributor to The New Yorker, she teaches at Yale University and lives in New York City.