Wild Fin

Monica Mody

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Monica's critical work advances earth-based and decolonial feminist worldviews. WILD FIN is her first book of poems to be published in the US.

"Monica Mody's soulful new poetry collection, WILD FIN, weaves the reader through an eclectic warp and weft of grief and fury, rupture and suture, mysticism and calls for climate and social justice. A healer in the guise of a poet, Mody asks, "when do we stop seeing, being seen? . . . How will you unbend? / Of what is the new world made?" and reminds us of "what the body remembers." With artful line breaks and lush language that imbue rich layers of meaning, these poems demonstrate "writing's capacity to un-silence" with "words [that] flock together into language that will change skies."--Maw Shein Win, author of Storage Unit for the Spirit House

Poetry. Asian & Asian American Studies. Women's Studies.

Book Details

Publisher: Weavers Press
Publish Date: Mar 15th, 2024
Pages: 78
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
EAN: 9798987215227
Categories: • Subjects & Themes - Political & Protest• American - Asian American & Pacific Islander• Women Authors

About the Author

Mody, Monica: -

Monica Mody is a poet, scholar, and educator. Her publications include the full-length poetry collection Bright Parallel (Copper Coin), the cross-genre Kala Pani (1913 Press), and three chapbooks, most recently Ordinary Annals (above/ground press). Her poetry has won awards including the Sparks Prize, the Zora Neale Hurston Award, and the TOTO Award. You can find her writing in numerous literary journals and anthologies published in the U.S., India, and internationally.

Praise for this book

"Monica Mody's soulful new poetry collection, WILD FIN, weaves the reader through an eclectic warp and weft of grief and fury, rupture and suture, mysticism and calls for climate and social justice. A healer in the guise of a poet, Mody asks, "when do we stop seeing, being seen? . . . How will you unbend? / Of what is the new world made?" and reminds us of "what the body remembers." With artful line breaks and lush language that imbue rich layers of meaning, these poems demonstrate "writing's capacity to un-silence" with "words [that] flock together into language that will change skies." -- Maw Shein Win, author of Storage Unit for the Spirit House