Memory Dismembered
Poet and writer, Anita Kasabova expertly captures the human emotions that we experience during our day-to-day living and through experiences of joy and grief.
Kasabova’s lyrical prose about memory and moments of everyday life, balancing humor and pathos, is brilliantly insightful, artfully rendered and wonderfully introspective.
Written with ironic candor, and enlightening perception, Kasabova’s poetry will evoke a range of sensations—nostalgia, cynicism, and astonishment, and is certain to become a favorite on your bookshelf.
Free verse and rhyme-schemed poetry make up a splendid compilation of themes dealing with memory and imagination, experience and emotion, while revealing real and surreal aspects of the human condition.
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About the Author:
Anita Kasabova is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the New Bulgarian University. She published her first collection of poetry, Borrowed Moments in 2004. She lives with her husband and daughter in Sofia, Bulgaria.
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