| |
| | The Dagger Between Her Teeth (Preview) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | In The Dagger Between Her Teeth, LoveGrove resurrects and reinvents the dramatic young lives of two eighteenth-century corsairs, Anne Bonny and Mary Read. |
 | | Disputed and co-opted, Lilith has been blamed for a vast array of "deviance," as well as for miscarriages, wet dreams, nightmares in children, and lustful women -- these poems explore the more ominous elements of her mythology. |
 | | But there is also a part of The Dagger Between Her Teeth that is informed by more personal experience, from disrupted family dynamics to the failure of romance: "You're not as fragile as you think you are; / I know you didn't snap / any of those feathered necks / yourself. |
| www.ecwpress.com /books/daggerteeth.htm (286 words) |
|