Saturn Returns - Tetiyevsky, Charline
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Saturn Returns a new poetry collection by Charline Tetiyevsky At turns heartbreaking and punishingly funny, this latest collection of poems by Charline "Charlie" Tetiyevsky explores the astrological concept of the Saturnic return, a heralding of adulthood signaled by the roughly 30-year path that Saturn takes to travel around the sun from someone's date of birth. By setting the collection within the astrological frameworks by which some millennials and their ancestors have found meaning, Tetiyevsky suggests that poetry, like astrology, can at its best work as a cross-generational cipher. The…mehr

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Saturn Returns a new poetry collection by Charline Tetiyevsky At turns heartbreaking and punishingly funny, this latest collection of poems by Charline "Charlie" Tetiyevsky explores the astrological concept of the Saturnic return, a heralding of adulthood signaled by the roughly 30-year path that Saturn takes to travel around the sun from someone's date of birth. By setting the collection within the astrological frameworks by which some millennials and their ancestors have found meaning, Tetiyevsky suggests that poetry, like astrology, can at its best work as a cross-generational cipher. The first full-length book of poetry from the author of Things to Keep the Living Alive, Saturn Returns is an experimental, occasionally ironic examination of quarter-life love and loss filtered through the hectic, dissociatively digital culture of the nascent space age. About the Book Saturn Returns Poetry, First Edition (January 2023) 84 pagesSoftcover with color cover 54 poems Features B&W archival photographs of Saturn and its moons by NASA Excerpts The Day The Teenagers on the Train Dressed Like We Did in 4th Grade It was that hazy see-thru mesh crop top with the digital print of the Birth of Venus that aged me. I was like, damn, where'd the time go? Remember when all of the computers were supposed to shut down, shit, do I wish they had done it, shit, do I wish every last pager and bubble-backed Mac had all gone black and the clocks had all turned to blink 00:00:00 and :00 and :00 forever til the light made us sick and we turned off the boxes and we threw away the monitors we piled them high in a landfill with all our other open embarrassments, and while we cracked a book we exhaled hard and said sheesh, we said shit, that was close, like, damn, didn't we almost nearly turn our spines into themselves like a nautilus, like an ouroboros didn't we almost swallow our own feet just to spite our mouths? THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING This is a book of poems about the methane horizon and how the expanse of unknowable solitude behind it is peppered with dead stars that persist only in photo-memories. This is a book of poems for the people, except! the people who want to jettison themselves into space: why, just to ache? for trees and for their fires while everyone else laughs until it hurts. Sorry, fellas, but I'm not missing out on the fun so this is a book of poems to be left on the world whose toes burn into a beautiful ground, whose heads lift to linger longer on this ship whipping through the long-lost sky than those sailing on the fastest fuel culled by man; so, like, Have a good flight.
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Charline "Charlie" Tetiyevsky (they/them) lives in Queens, where they also write film and television scripts and are working on their forthcoming debut novel. Charlie's first poetry and photography collection, Things to Keep the Living Alive, was published in 2007 and they released the zine Rude Flash in 2015 while co-running Sydney's only community zine space. Charlie's writing on politics, psychedelics, popular music, pornography, and other topics has appeared in various magazines including PRØHBTD, XBIZ, Lambda Literary, Quarto, Tablet, The Susquehanna Review, The Birch, and Collective Presse and they have been featured at poetry and prose readings around the world. They graduated from Columbia University in 2012.