The Night Is What It Eats

The Night Is What It EatsMagical realist poems, odes to nature and natural forces, and elegies to animals loved and unloved. Danielle Hanson's latest collection of poems, The Night Is What It Eats, explores several interlacing themes: saints complaining about their Heaven, body parts disassembled and put to use in a surrealistic bending of reality, elegies to animals loved and unloved. These magical realist poems and odes to nature and natural forces address the world we live

Charles Sanders Peirce

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and we humans depend on the fossils of ancient viral infections in our genome in order to bear children

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and immigration and refugee policy are examined in the complex frame of political responsibility

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Robert Frank embarked on a ten-thousand-mile road trip across post-war America

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realize that cultural interaction was the rule throughout history