A lyrical journey through language, myth & feminine power, Cook weaves her original poetry; her translations of poetry by celebrated French writer Marie-Claire Bancquart; and 15th century French Tarot into a speculative non-fiction narrative. The result relates an afternoon tour of Paris that spans millennia; an excursion that blurs mythic time and clock time into a lived experience that defies categorization.
A lyrical journey through language, myth & feminine power, Cook weaves her original poetry; her translations of poetry by celebrated French writer Marie-Claire Bancquart; and 15th century French Tarot into a speculative non-fiction narrative. The result relates an afternoon tour of Paris that spans millennia; an excursion that blurs mythic time and clock time into a lived experience that defies categorization.
Christina Cook is a poet, translator, book critic, and writer. Her first book, the poetry collection A Strange Insomnia (Aldrich Press, 2016), was preceded by two chapbooks, Ricochet (Casa de Cinco Hermanas Press, 2016) and Lake Effect (Finishing Line Press, 2012), the latter of which won the 2012 Jean Pedrick Chapbook Prize. Her work has been featured in literary journals across the U.S., Europe, and Australia. She has served as a speechwriter for presidents of Dartmouth College and the University of Pennsylvania, and has taught writing at several universities and colleges. Christina lives in State College, PA, where, in addition to writing, she tends her perennial garden and practices astrology, Reiki, and Tarot. She and her husband, Jeff, have two grown sons.
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