Elizabeth Treadwell: Birds and Fancies
Published 15 March 2007
Paperback, 100pp, 8.5x5.5ins, £8.95 / $15
ISBN 9781905700165
Rhyme and ancestry – literary and otherwise – become contemporary in Elizabeth Treadwell’s newest collection, Birds & Fancies, which traces a deepening initiation into the mysteries and continuities of history and biology brought on by motherhood. "Oh daughter thou/shalt grounde & playe."
"Elizabeth Treadwell's writing, in which human (usually female) figures appear amidst fantastically embroidered surfaces, demonstrates volubility, humor, and intelligence in spades." — Rain Taxi
Elizabeth Treadwell was born in Oakland, California in 1967, of Cherokee, English, Irish and unknown heritage; she lives there now with her family. Her previous books include the poetry collections Cornstarch Figurine, Chantry, and LILYFOIL + 3. Since 2000 she has served as the director of Small Press Traffic Literary Arts Center at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco. For further information, please see elizabethtreadwell.com.
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