The Frog Poem Project is a book-length poem structured like a textbook, informed by decades of creative research into frog dissection manuals, antique medical textbooks, surgical gynecological texts, visits to a human cadaver anatomy lab, and frog festivals in Rayne, Louisiana and Calaveras County, California. Following an arc from trauma to healing, it is a poetic inquiry that begins with metaphors conjured by examination in a doctor's office and explores the unexpected beauty embedded in clinical and biological terminology around bodies. A response to the temporality of scientific language,…mehr
The Frog Poem Project is a book-length poem structured like a textbook, informed by decades of creative research into frog dissection manuals, antique medical textbooks, surgical gynecological texts, visits to a human cadaver anatomy lab, and frog festivals in Rayne, Louisiana and Calaveras County, California. Following an arc from trauma to healing, it is a poetic inquiry that begins with metaphors conjured by examination in a doctor's office and explores the unexpected beauty embedded in clinical and biological terminology around bodies. A response to the temporality of scientific language, it highlights the traces of meaning that remain on the individual and collective level even when vocabulary is lost. As a poem project, it expands the parameters of a traditional collection of poems, creating a space where, through the lens of poetry, multiple genres and diverse disciplines like art and science can coalesce to create new knowledge.
Nicolette Costanzo is a former Fulbright Scholar to Iceland and writer in residence at Fundación Valparaíso in Mojácar, Spain. Early pieces (under her maiden name Nicole Pollentier) were included in Bird Dog, Fourteen Hills, and others, as well as in Latina poetry anthologies ¡Floricanto Sí! (Penguin) and Daughters of the Fifth Sun (Riverhead /Putnam). With an MFA in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University and an MA in Curatorial Studies trom Bard College, Nicolette utilizes poetry as a research methodology and writes long-form pieces that exceed the boundaries of genres and disciplines. She lives in Lockhart, Texas, with her husband and two cats.
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