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The Sanctuary of Artemis
PRAISE FOR The bringing together of history, myth and poetry makes a truly satisfying whole. I thought I�d be more intrigued with the poems than the context, but, in fact, I found them equally compelling. In this gorgeous collection, Thea Iberall creates a shimmering bridge between matter and spirit, heart and head, poet and world. She has opened my eyes to the possibilities of contextual poetry—I am eager to share this book with my students, my poet friends, and with any reader hungry to explore life�s mysteries. [Thea] tells narrative stories using�simple words that mask hidden layers of meaning and emotion. This collection of contextual poems explores the roots and origins of Western patriarchal culture through evolution, religion, neuroscience, history, mythology, symbolism, and linguistics. While the collection is broad in its exploration, the poems are intensely focused on a very personal journey through life. Dr. Thea Iberall has been published in Rattle, Spillway, Southern California Anthology, Hummingbird Review, Sunspinner, poetrydiversity, Peregrine, and ONTHEBUS. She is in Blood to Remember: American Poets on the Holocaust (Time Being Books). Not only a published poet, Thea represented LA at the 1998 National Poetry Slams and is featured in the documentary GV6 THE ODYSSEY: Poets, Passion & Poetry. She has a Ph.D. in Computational Neuroscience and is also a playwright and novelist. |
USA Orders International Orders ISBN: 9781893670266 |
Thea performing "Abracadabra", one of the poems from "The Sanctuary of Artemis". In the context of this poem, Thea explores the origin of this magical word. It's older than you think. |
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For more information, contact Thea Iberall at theaiberall@yahoo.com