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Stolen Neon

Stolen Neon

Zoe Marie Bel

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Scatterpunk Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781919348100
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Twenty eight poems of love, desire, and reverie, a vibrant mixtape for the full and adventurous heart.Zoe Marie Bel has wagged a flashlight around the human condition and concluded that love is something very awesome, even if it isn’t always easy to measure, predict, or capture alive. This slimbook of poetry is a cardiograph in words, reflecting what love (and friendship) can do to our pulse rate, our electricity bill, and our tolerance for shared wet hoagies in the winter rain.This special edition of Stolen Neon also features two short love stories (including Black Wax, shortlisted for the Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize), as well as a Thanksgiving essay about the endurance and faith brought out us in the people (and places) we love.

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