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How do you avoid getting arrested for shutting up your inner
child in a supermarket? And can you send her back? These,
and questions for kings and therapists live rent-free in Debby
Klein's second collection A Question For the King, a wild sowing
of poems and short fictions follows her exciting debut, Love
and Other Maladies. A Question For the King tackles hardy
perennials like a blowtorch to knotweed. Love, heartache, loss
and other maladies burn somewhere near Fahrenheit 451. A
sprinkling of myth: a twist of irony. A meander across the dark
side sewn with man-traps: longing, regret, failure, addictions,
madness, suicide, emptiness and ontology. An antidote to the
bleats of personal growth and sirens of self-improvement. The
perfect gift for the existentially disappointed.
child in a supermarket? And can you send her back? These,
and questions for kings and therapists live rent-free in Debby
Klein's second collection A Question For the King, a wild sowing
of poems and short fictions follows her exciting debut, Love
and Other Maladies. A Question For the King tackles hardy
perennials like a blowtorch to knotweed. Love, heartache, loss
and other maladies burn somewhere near Fahrenheit 451. A
sprinkling of myth: a twist of irony. A meander across the dark
side sewn with man-traps: longing, regret, failure, addictions,
madness, suicide, emptiness and ontology. An antidote to the
bleats of personal growth and sirens of self-improvement. The
perfect gift for the existentially disappointed.