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by
Miranda Romano (Author)
Blackout poetry is about discovery. It involves creating something new out of an existing piece of writing. Through the blackout form, this collection explores what it means to live and grow old in the twenty-first century. Exsanguinations refers to the draining of blood, similar to the way the poems have been drawn out of the existing work to breathe a life of their own.
Author Biography
Miranda graduated from the Creative Writing program at Elon University in 2016, where she studied poetry under the mentorship of Kevin Boyle. She now works in Downtown Manhattan as an editor and designer. She lives with her creative and life partner, Frankie and their tiny zoo of a dog, a cat, a skinny pig and a guinea pig. You can find more of Miranda’s work in: TheFem Literary Magazine Colonnades Literary and Art Journal Visions Magazine Dirty Chai Magazine
Number of Pages: 70Dimensions: 0.14 x 8.5 x 5.51 INPublication Date: November 04, 2017
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