"Mystical, mischievous, and musical, Kuciak enchants me with the scope of her imagination, her whimsical flirtations with identity, theology, and the very nature of human existence. I am delighted by her lyrical flare, her wit, and her remarkable ability to be both one and many poets, or one poet with twenty one voices."--Nin Andrews This faux anthology of twenty-one invented poets belongs in the company of world literature's distinguished fabulists--Fernando Pessoa and Italo Calvino--in blurring the boundary between the textual and actual worlds. Agnieszka Kuciak lives in Poznan, Poland, and is the author of two collections of poetry.

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About the Author
Agnieszka Kuciak: Agnieszka Kuciak (b. 1970) is the author of two collections of poetry, Retardacja [Delay] (2001) and Dalekie kraje: antologia poetow nieistniejacych [Distant Lands: An Anthology of Poets Who Don't Exist] (2005), both highly regarded by critics. Kuciak's work has been translated into English, Russian Karen Kovacik: Karen Kovacik directs the creative writing program at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. She's currently editing an anthology of Polish women poets, Calling Out to Yeti. Also a poet, she's the author of three collections of poems.


Book Information
ISBN 9781935210450
Author Agnieszka Kuciak
Format Paperback
Page Count 148
Imprint White Pine Press
Publisher White Pine Press
Weight(grams) 184g