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Light Sleeper: Poems

Light Sleeper: Poems in Bloomington, MN
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Light Sleeper
is a new collection of poems from Coleman Stevenson, author of
Breakfast, The Accidental Rarefication of Pattern #5609
,
The Dark Exact Tarot Guide
, and a book of essays accompanying the card game
Metaphysik
.
"Existing somewhere between a grimoire and a naturalist's most intimate diary,
is a profound and scintillating interior journey from a singular, alchemical mind. Prone to lists, fragments, scraps of memory, the poems in this collection become a kind of inventory, a still-life of a curio cabinet. They move seamlessly between the vast and the intimate, limning the correspondences between cosmic and domestic... This book is utterly electric in its connections, in its breadth and intimacy, gut-wrenching and full of secrets. It unfurls with a naturalist's precision."
Stephanie Adams-Santos, author of
Swarm Queen's Crown
"Coleman Stevenson's
describes a philosophy of noticing, playing with time, space, and scale. Stevenson's language is creaturely, full of plant blood and planetary rotation... She takes the world apart, extracting its essence, melting and recombining, turning the stones of her ideas over and over, refining the language of her experience.
lingered with me like a circle of longed-for solitude.
Michelle Ruiz Keil, author of
All of Us With Wings
"It's no simple feat to create a collection of poems that manages to be private and inviting, dark as it is light, intimate and grand, but Stevenson deftly delivers an experience that leaves us hungry for more."
Sarah Bartlett, author of
Sometimes We Walk With Our Nails Out
is a new collection of poems from Coleman Stevenson, author of
Breakfast, The Accidental Rarefication of Pattern #5609
,
The Dark Exact Tarot Guide
, and a book of essays accompanying the card game
Metaphysik
.
"Existing somewhere between a grimoire and a naturalist's most intimate diary,
is a profound and scintillating interior journey from a singular, alchemical mind. Prone to lists, fragments, scraps of memory, the poems in this collection become a kind of inventory, a still-life of a curio cabinet. They move seamlessly between the vast and the intimate, limning the correspondences between cosmic and domestic... This book is utterly electric in its connections, in its breadth and intimacy, gut-wrenching and full of secrets. It unfurls with a naturalist's precision."
Stephanie Adams-Santos, author of
Swarm Queen's Crown
"Coleman Stevenson's
describes a philosophy of noticing, playing with time, space, and scale. Stevenson's language is creaturely, full of plant blood and planetary rotation... She takes the world apart, extracting its essence, melting and recombining, turning the stones of her ideas over and over, refining the language of her experience.
lingered with me like a circle of longed-for solitude.
Michelle Ruiz Keil, author of
All of Us With Wings
"It's no simple feat to create a collection of poems that manages to be private and inviting, dark as it is light, intimate and grand, but Stevenson deftly delivers an experience that leaves us hungry for more."
Sarah Bartlett, author of
Sometimes We Walk With Our Nails Out