Hare Soup
Hare Soup by Dorothy Molloy is a striking debut collection of poetry published by Faber & Faber in 2004. This edition consists of 55 pages and is presented in English. The poems within are crafted to explore a range of intimate experiences, oscillating between the erotic and the malevolent, while employing elements of cabaret and dark comedy.
Readers will encounter a unique blend of unsettling and affecting themes as Molloy reflects on private relationships through a lens of absurdity. The collection showcases her lyrical and musical lines, which resonate deeply and invite contemplation beyond the initial reading. Hare Soup offers a thought-provoking exploration of literature and fiction, making it a notable addition to the poetry genre.
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Hare Soup is the startling début from Dorothy Molloy. Molloy’s deftly crafted poems are as unsettling as they are affecting, exploring a world of intimacy from the tensely erotic to something altogether more malevolent. Using cabaret and dark comedy, she holds up a mirror to our most private relations, producing a poetry-of-the-absurd that will make your hair stand on end. But there is also a very subtle poet at work, whose lyrical, musical lines resonate well beyond their final reading.
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