Killing Summer
Killing Summer by Sarah Browning, published by Sibling Rivalry Press, LLC in 2017, is a collection of poetry that spans 93 pages. This edition presents Browning’s exploration of honesty and precision in poetry, addressing the complexities of contemporary issues and the challenges of articulating difficult truths.
Readers will find that Killing Summer delves into themes of societal brokenness and the necessity of confronting uncomfortable realities. The poems invite reflection on the current state of affairs, encouraging a deeper understanding of the world around us. Through a blend of tender ferocity and subtle elegance, this work aims to articulate the essential words that resonate in today’s climate, making it a significant contribution to American poetry.
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“Poetry must be honest and precise, yes–but it must also dare us to see what we are invited not to see and say what seems easier not to say. In Killing Summer, Sarah Browning writes what is difficult but essential in a time when buffoonery in our nation’s highest office tempts us to shake our heads and close our eyes. Perhaps the first step in asserting the need for a new paradigm is finding the words that reveal the brokenness of the current one. These are those words. With both tender ferocity and subtle elegance, this book helps to sustain us.” – TIM SEIBLES
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