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ABOUT Catherine Kasper Catherine Kasper is the author of Optical Projections, a chapbook of short stories (Obscure Publications, 2004). Her poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction have been published in numerous journals and anthologies including The Ohio Review, Chicago Review, Denver Quarterly, Leviathan and Is This Forever or What? (Greenwillow/Harper Collins, 2004). Her awards include a PEN Texas Award and AWP Intro Award, and a Writer's League of Texas fellowship. She is presently an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio. | |||||||||
A Gradual Disappearance of Insects "Catherine Kasper's poems ask the biggest questions—about memory and identity, about the puzzle of our human lives amid the vast ongoing variety of other species ("Coleoptera, snout beetle...blue jay, jack-in-the-pulpit") that we can, the poet insists, "learn to embrace." "I am here to wonder," Kasper quotes Goethe as saying—and wonder we do, at the delicious specificity, the wise nuance of this fine first collection." — Wendy Barker
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Small Migrations She cannot dream faces with their features
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