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According to the 17th-century herbarium The Garden of Eden, a "missel-child" is a mysterious being found beneath a mistletoe-covered tree--a changeling, perhaps. In this first collection from a respected editor, the missel-child is a point of access to various archaeologies of identity, place, and language. The poems deploy syllabics and collage techniques as they explore elegy and myth. Each poem is a space in which language works not only to convey something verbally, but to enable it to be shown as well.

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According to the 17th-century herbarium The Garden of Eden, a "missel-child" is a mysterious being found beneath a mistletoe-covered tree--a changeling, perhaps. In this first collection from a respected editor, the missel-child is a point of access to various archaeologies of identity, place, and language. The poems deploy syllabics and collage techniques as they explore elegy and myth. Each poem is a space in which language works not only to convey something verbally, but to enable it to be shown as well.
Autorenporträt
Helen Tookey is a freelance editor and the author of Telling the Fractures , a short story collection. Her poetry appeared in the anthology New Poetries V.