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like a solid to a shadow

Name: like a solid to a shadow
Brand: NIGHTBOAT BOOKS
SKU: 33608238
Price: 16.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Janice Lobo Sapiago
ISBN: 9781643621227

Janice Lobo Sapiago

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Codice Libristo: 33608238

Casa editrice NIGHTBOAT BOOKS, giugno 2022

A reissue of the Santa Clara County poet laureate's lauded second book that deals with translation,... Descrizione completa

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A reissue of the Santa Clara County poet laureate's lauded second book that deals with translation, grief, and reflection of lineage and identity.

like a solid to a shadow is a documentary poetry collection about grieving, fatherlessness, and the limitations of language. Sapigao finds her deceased father's love 'letters' to her mother: cassette tapes recorded in Illokano, a language of which she has imperfect knowledge. The book moves through Sapigao's process of translating and transcribing the tapes; playing with, learning, and unlearning the Ilokano and English languages. This book then launches from the tapes to ask "what can we really know?" when it comes to family lineages and personal histories. Through family trees, photos, and mapping, Sapigao articulates, distorts, and heals her knowledge of the man who is her deceased father.