Autoethnography (Green Panda Press Guide to Kulcher Editions)

By Bridget Kriner

In her book Autoethnogaphy Bridget Kriner writes about sacrifice, manifestation of birds, what it means to be a woman. But also, and it seems moreso, hers is a book about change: "You can let go. Sweep the rest of it off the floorand start again from a seed. Rules are rules, after all.No matter what,everything alwaysbecomes something else." ---from 'Elegy for a Houseplant' "Just the other day, when I was falling for you,it was not unlike driving at 100mph througha resplendent mountain highway, sprinkledneatly with the promise of Fall, thinkingsoon this too will change." ---from 'Chasm' She is a straight-talker, but this does not mean her sentences and phrasing aren't still-wet, alive, and breathing. The poems have their own scents and magnitudes. I believe this is because she writes while very much piqued; in touch with her own life. And Bridget Kriner's point of view is valuable because it is all of that and no more than that--her own.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1495333876
• ISBN13: 9781495333873
• Release Date: January 2014
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 46 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.1" x 6.0"