The Ghost Forest - Hahn, Kimiko
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Praise for the Poetry of Kimiko Hahn "One of the most fascinating female poets of our time." - BOMB "A word for Hahn need not simply encompass two meanings; it can bloom into a many-petalled thing. [Like Dickinson's explosive verses], the closer you get to Hahn's wry verses, the more they are likely to blow you away." - Alicia Ostriker, poet, critic, and activist, from American Book Review "Kimiko Hahn moves through the rooms of the mind with an oneiric weightlessness. . . . [Her work is] is a beautiful and troubling book, a marriage of what matters most: the mysteries buried at our very core…mehr

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Praise for the Poetry of Kimiko Hahn "One of the most fascinating female poets of our time." - BOMB "A word for Hahn need not simply encompass two meanings; it can bloom into a many-petalled thing. [Like Dickinson's explosive verses], the closer you get to Hahn's wry verses, the more they are likely to blow you away." - Alicia Ostriker, poet, critic, and activist, from American Book Review "Kimiko Hahn moves through the rooms of the mind with an oneiric weightlessness. . . . [Her work is] is a beautiful and troubling book, a marriage of what matters most: the mysteries buried at our very core and the world that cradles and cuts into us at every turn." - Tracy K. Smith, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and memoirist "Rigorous intelligence, fierce anger, and finally a deep vulnerability inform [Kimiko Hahn's] poems." - Mark Doty, National Book Award-winning poet
Autorenporträt
A chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, Kimiko Hahn has published more than ten collections on subjects ranging from Asian American identity and zuihitsu to rarified fields of science. Her honors include a Guggenheim Fellowship, PEN/Voelcker Award, Shelley Memorial Prize, and, most recently, the 2023 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize for Lifetime Achievement. She teaches in the MFA program for Creative Writing & Literary Translation at Queens College, City University of New York.