Sentinel Species (Paperback or Softback)

Dimock, Chase

ISBN 10: 1952411300 / ISBN 13: 9781952411304

Editore: Stubborn Mule Press 9/19/2020, 2020

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• Titolo: Sentinel Species (Paperback or Softback)
• Editore: Stubborn Mule Press 9/19/2020
• Data di pubblicazione: 2020
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 1952411300
• ISBN 13: 9781952411304
• Rilegatura: Paperback or Softback
• Condizione: New
• Peso: 0,27 libbre
• Tipo di libro: Book

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"Wide ranging, 

thoughtful, intelligent, 

at times elegiac, surreal, and 

humorous, Chase Dimock's Sentinel 

Species is a collection of poems that, 

as its title suggests, watches over the 

varied life forms on our planet, from 

animals and plants to humans. At the 

heart of Dimock's project is compassion

towards all beings, especially those on 

the fringes of society and culture. In 

excavating the stories of the under-

represented or the forgotten, Dimock 

gives them voice and thus dignity. 

This is a beautiful, at times painful, 

but always inclusive, generous, 

and tender book."

 

- Bunkong Tuon, poet 

and associate professor 

of English, Union 

College 

"Chase Dimock's Sentinel Species is bursting with life. The animals, insects, and plants that populate these poems--alive or dead, thriving or in decline--provide startling gateways into explorations of human existence. Dimock's poems examine memory, culture, and the fundamental yearning that comes with being alive through a joyously dizzy array of extended metaphors and associations. These are poems that speak to the fundamental dignity of the living, and celebrate the emotional and intellectual flora and fauna of the everyday."  

-James Brubaker, author of The Taxidermist's

                       Catalog and Black Magic Death                                 

                        Sphere: (science) fictions.

"Honest, clear sighted, and masterfully written, this is a beautiful and important book which gives voice to the creatures that we love and may lose. Chase's remarkable knowledge of endangered species is coupled with a charm, wit and inventiveness which makes this a delightful read and one which engenders empathy by showing what we share with

the animal world, not least in the shape of Koko the Gorilla who asks god why she was given knuckles that drag the ground and a mind that questions the sky.

-Anna Saunders, CEO Cheltenham Poetry Festval   

                       and author of six collections 

                       including Ghosting for Beginners     

                       ( Indigo Dreams ).