Leaves of Absence Book cover type:PaperbackIn this unique collaboration, Dana MacFarlane and Ruth Thomas use photographs and text to explore the moments of intensity and equivocation that define a relationship. Objects left behind or fallen on pavements in Edinburgh and sidewalks in New York evoke a shifting record of worlds. They figure against an elusive tale told through fragments of dialogue. The book resists any conventions that assume one medium illustrating the other the elements of the
She has lived in Pittsburgh
A concise and quick read
The Boston Globe called Hunter's Legally Dead
chairs are left to sit empty for a saint
As photography evolved from a scientific tool into a communications medium
Take it from someone who's been there: the only "losses" you'll experience will be your shrinking waistline and your blood pressure
Like Goethe's Faust
winner of the Poetry Foundation's Pegasus Award for Poetry Criticism in 2021
Since the early 2000s
Join Libby and her friends on a fun-filled day to Minnehaha Creek
and monsters exist by their defiance of all monstrosities
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