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- "Sharp and funny, willfully messy and brilliantly musical" --Stephanie YoungCallie Garnett's first full-length collection of poems, Wings in Time, is a book one watches as much as reads.
- Author(s): Callie Garnett
- 110 Pages
- Poetry, American
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"Sharp and funny, willfully messy and brilliantly musical" --Stephanie Young
Callie Garnett's first full-length collection of poems, Wings in Time, is a book one watches as much as reads. Whether it be her memories of browsing now-extinct video stores, the tender lessons learned from children's public television (Garnett's mother is a long-time writer for Sesame Street), a student job at a music shop, or Zoom meetings during quarantine back in her parents' home, the four sections of this book nod toward media's shifting formats and mirror the coming of age of the poet herself. Garnett's experiences and evocations have here been transcribed, recorded, rewound, shared and edited over emails, and nearly float contextless, full of the desire to touch the immaterial and the dematerialized.
Callie Garnett is the author of the chapbooks Hallelujah, I'm a Bum (Ugly Duckling Presse) and On Knowingness (The Song Cave). Her poems have appeared in the PEN Poetry Series, the Poetry Foundation, No Tokens, The Recluse and elsewhere. She works as an editor at Bloomsbury Publishing.