House Work Jackie Wang Valley of the Many-Colored Grasses

Valley of the Many-Colored Grasses

the book is at once a powerful outcry to fellow artists for international solidarity of the colonized and outcast and a documentation of the pain and struggle of exile

a plain introduction to modes of love and reason/Then to end I guess with love

' Susan Howe embodies that art in her My Emily Dickinson

a nation whose creation predicated the diminishment and ultimate erasure of bodies like hers and the people she loves

House Work Jackie Wang Valley of the Many-Colored GrassesCindy Juyoung Ok In House Work, the unit of the house comes alive and cycles through its roles as need, world, and limit. The poems are charmed by containment and estranged by domesticity both in a specific house and in the imagined abstraction of home. Housework, house, and work come to reflect architectural and emotional structures more and more variously.