Ebook {Epub PDF} God Loves You by Kathryn Maris

Read "God Loves You" by Kathryn Maris available from Rakuten Kobo. Borrowing rhythms, vocabulary, and themes from the Bible, this collection of poems is more than artful parody—it is an a Brand: Seren.  · God Loves You is full of states of mind both contemporary and ancient, in language and rhythms to match, the ancient ones drawn from the Bible, authorised version. This combination may be why the book got under my skin. It’s not like any other book. I’ve wanted to write about it for a while, but was inhibited because I know Kathryn bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read God Loves You. God Loves You - Ebook written by Kathryn Maris. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices.

Read "God Loves You", by Kathryn Maris online on Bookmate - Kathryn Maris borrows rhythms, vocabulary and themes from the Bible in her new collection of poems. Although a sly wit is in evidence, the r. Køb God Loves You af Kathryn Maris som e-bog på engelsk til markedets laveste pris og få den straks på mail. Kathryn Maris borrows rhythms, vocabulary and themes from the Bible in her new collection of poems. God Loves You by Kathryn Maris. Kathryn Maris borrows rhythms, vocabulary and themes from the Bible in her new collection of poems. Although a sly wit is in evidence, the result is far more than artful parody: it is an approach that ushers in large themes, unfolding them in surprising ways.

Her previous collections are titled The Book of Jobs (Four Way Books, ) and God Loves You (Seren, ). Kathryn also writes essays questioning orthodoxies in contemporary poetry. In ‘Transgression and Transcendence: Poetry and Provocation ’ (Poetry Review, ), she examines ‘offensiveness’ and what might be gained when a poem provokes its reader. God Loves You by Kathryn Maris. Paperback $ Paperback. $ NOOK Book. $ View All Available Formats Editions. Ship This Item. The title of American poet Kathryn Maris’s second collection, God Loves You, might not be the most enticing on offer this summer, especially if you have already read Something for the Ghosts by Brit David Constantine or, also from America, In Search of Small Gods by Jim Harrison or Practical Gods by Carl Dennis (not so much for the theme in some of these collections, but their continual spirituality and refusal to let up).