25 Poems On The Death Of Ursula K. Le Guin by M. F. McAuliffe
Publication Date: November 29, 2019
Paperback, 57 pages, 6" x 4"
ISBN: 978-1-68454-471-4
POETRY
Written over the twelve months following the death of Ursula K. Le Guin, these poems describe an accumulating, multi-layered experience of personal and communal loss.
"The poems are heart-rending and at the same time full of love."
— Luisa Valenzuela, Winner, Carlos Fuentes Prize 2019, author, DeathCats, The Lizard's Tail, Bedside Manners, Black Novel With Argentines, The Censors: A Bilingual Selection of Stories, and God's Joke
"Each day the world got a day's worth of worse, and went on," McAuliffe writes. And this sensibility of endurance, of "climbing chalk cliffs by front teeth alone" gives us this — a particular grief, a critique and context, a poetic something-more, on the death of Ursula K. Le Guin. A monumental monument, a sending forth of some Great Ship, a pain-spattered sunset, a howling — and more."
— Jenny Forrester, author, Narrow River, Wide Sky, and A Memoir and Soft Hearted Stories: Seeking Saviors, Cowboy Stylists, and Other Fallacies of Authoritarianism
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