Poetry. Cynthia Marie Hoffman's poetry chapbook explores memory, family history, loss, and selfhood through a hypnotic and airtight series of prose poems whose focus and singularity bloom from every p
In thisbook-length poetry sequence, a mother inherits a leather box that was hergrandmother’s. Her daughter joins her on a reconstruction of family history.Together they traipse through graveyards and
The poems in this enchanting debut capture the dubious nature of even the most reverent tourism. From Provincetown to Prague, in cemeteries and abbeys, they address with tongue in cheek the artifacts
