Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
516
Language
English
Published
Mar 8, 2009
Publisher
Haven Books, Hong Kong
Description
Not a Muse
The inner lives of women, a world poetry anthology
Kate Rogers & Viki Holmes, editors
"Creator, lover, freedom fighter, explorer, home maker, myth maker... As this stimulating selection of poems proves, there is no such thing as an average woman-a notion upon which we might all care to muse."
- Stephen McCarty, Literary Editor, South China Morning Post
A bold, richly panoramic anthology of poetry from all over the world, exploring the inner lives of women in a post-feminist era. 516 pages of poetic delight by voices both celebrated and newly uncovered. Poetry to Seduce the Senses: Not A Muse was launched on the opening night of the Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival, on International Women's Day, 8 March 2009.
Contents
Editors’ Introductions Preface by Laksmi Pamuntjak
Woman as Creator
Woman as Archetype
Woman as Explorer
Woman as Myth Maker
Woman as Home Maker
Woman as Landscape
Woman as Lover
Woman as Freedom Fighter
Woman as Keeper of Secrets
Woman as Keeper of Memories
Woman Ageing Endnotes Contributors’ Biographies Credits Acknowledgments
The inner lives of women, a world poetry anthology
Kate Rogers & Viki Holmes, editors
"Creator, lover, freedom fighter, explorer, home maker, myth maker... As this stimulating selection of poems proves, there is no such thing as an average woman-a notion upon which we might all care to muse."
- Stephen McCarty, Literary Editor, South China Morning Post
A bold, richly panoramic anthology of poetry from all over the world, exploring the inner lives of women in a post-feminist era. 516 pages of poetic delight by voices both celebrated and newly uncovered. Poetry to Seduce the Senses: Not A Muse was launched on the opening night of the Man Hong Kong International Literary Festival, on International Women's Day, 8 March 2009.
Contents
Editors’ Introductions Preface by Laksmi Pamuntjak
Woman as Creator
Woman as Archetype
Woman as Explorer
Woman as Myth Maker
Woman as Home Maker
Woman as Landscape
Woman as Lover
Woman as Freedom Fighter
Woman as Keeper of Secrets
Woman as Keeper of Memories
Woman Ageing Endnotes Contributors’ Biographies Credits Acknowledgments
Genres
Poetry