Cyberwit.net announces the release of Aingeal of the Work House Howl by Lynn Strongin

ALLAHABAD, India - March 5, 2018 - PRLog -- • Paperback: 424 pages
• Publisher: Cyberwit.net (January 18, 2018)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 9386653346
• ISBN-13: 978-9386653345
• Package Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.6 x 1.2 inches

From Amelia's diary.

She sat in a room white as a cake of soap. On a bitter New England night. Backbone erect. "I never thought I'd marry. What man would have me? Always knew I'd be a spinster. Born with two hands BREASTS?: all those peculiarities to me. Oh, they amputated one all right but I always bore a football scar, the lacing that laced my hand BREAST?. Look at Sherwood Andersen's Winesburg, Ohio. Everyone a misfit, a gargoyle, a Quasimodo.

In East London, on the skirts was a field edged by cyclone fencing, straight lines, those visuals so typical of prisons. On the playground, two striking adolescent boy-girls, or rather girls who wished to turn into Renaissance boys again, conversed. It was an end-f-the-world setting. Occasionally the owl hooted. The kestrel flapped his windgs. (all these words occur on opening page of AINGEAL OF THE WORK HOUSE HOWL.)

The cover photograph is an image of Chelsea Holland from the film "Hide and Seek" (1996) directed by Su Friedrich, a film maker.

About the Author

Born in New York City, at the end of the dirty thirties, to Eastern European Jews, Strongin began her artistic life as composer, then branched off into poetry. Hugh Fox, the late great critic, called her the most exciting poet writing today. Strongin has ten books out and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize several years ago, the top American prize in Literature.

Aingeal of the Work House Howl (Paperback) published by Cyberwit.net is available worldwide via Amazon USA, Canada, India, Flipkart and through publisher's site. https://www.cyberwit.net/publications/1052