rapunzel jumped : who says poetry doesn't pay?

The courtyard of Octavio Paz's house in Mexico City:

Five Roses, a novel

"Alice Zorn’s new novel Five Roses weaves incantatory magic. The warp of this novel is Zorn’s elegant prose style and the weft is her compassionate attention to the colourful interior lives of her characters as they untangle various losses. Five Roses is an arresting artwork, a compulsive read, and a moving, complex, meditation on what it is to form a good-enough life from the remnants of hard memories. A beautiful, beautiful book." Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer

"Alice Zorn is a writer of incredible sensitivity and precision, and this haunting, tender novel is her finest work yet. Five Roses weaves together the delicate dance of friendship, the intensity of love, and the aftermath of loss in a story as vivid and remarkable as life itself. Its people and places will linger with you long after you have put it down." Saleema Nawaz

rapunzel jumped

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

who says poetry doesn't pay?

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