The Channel by Jana Prikryl Penguin Putnam for invisible dawns' housed in

for invisible dawns' housed in a 'coffin rolled across a minefield'

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of individual sensibility and the chronicling of quotidian collective drama

Abandoned Gardens is a powerful and essential distillation from this poet’s three collections

The Channel by Jana Prikryl Penguin Putnam for invisible dawns' housed inJana Prikryl's poems contend with displacement and domestic upheaval in a style both fluid and inexorable. The Channel, the poet's fourth collection and her UK debut, is in deep conversation with King Lear, listening for Cordelia as a person banished from home, whose nearest relations know love only as a form of control. The play depends on her silence, but outside of the play her voice may make us audible to ourselves. The book thinks, brilliantly