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9780702254185 English 0702254185 "a. . . up here I have the high eyes to identify my all-around of course I must go the way below some often as I have the depend on the sniff to comprehend the every but her shoulder is of the significant special on account of my near-near to Her & we are of the similar see which from a philosophical brings us much close there is more to life than feet feet feet I have the assure . . .a Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albistion's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely 'ownee', offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary of 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse. 'Jordie Albiston's dance with form is a sophisticated yet radical gambol . . . one senses her starting to take up her place in a future version of how we will come to recognise Australian Poetry.'a Dan Disney ", . . . up here I have the high eyes to identify my all-around of course I must go the way below some often as I have the depend on the sniff to comprehend the every but her shoulder is of the significant special on account of my near-near to Her & we are of the similar see which from a philosophical brings us much close there is more to life than feet feet feet I have the assure . . . Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albistion's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely 'ownee', offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary of 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse. 'Jordie Albiston's dance with form is a sophisticated yet radical gambol . . . one senses her starting to take up her place in a future version of how we will come to recognise Australian Poetry.' Dan Disney, A striking new work from one of Australia's most inventive poets Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albiston's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely owner, offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary on 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse., Jack & Mollie (& Her) is an exuberant and original verse novel about two very likeable dogs and their unlikely owner (Her). Albiston's poem captures the unique voices of the family pets, Jack and Mollie, and offer a gloriously oblique portrait of domestic life, as the dogs' adventures map those of the family with whom they live. Albiston's brilliant abilities with form enable her to craft a poetic narrative that is at once heart-warming, vibrantly playful and layered with deeper significance as the protagonist battles with Boss Dog, her own depression. The dogs' observant commentary on her life give the book its pulse, their adventures its muscle., Jack & Mollie (& Her) is an exuberant, original and wildly inventive verse novel, which tells the story of 'J' through the eyes of her two dogs, Jack and Mollie. The dogs are adopted by J at a time when she is downcast, and their presence in her life proves vivifying and redemptive. In between the dogs' adventures, they provide observant commentary on her life. Jack is an Australian Silky Terrier with the character of a Greek philosopher and the soul of a Russian poet. He possesses a penchant for complex words, albeit expressed with questionable syntax. Jack is the 'watcher': the keeper of order, the cautious ideologist, the noble of heart. Mollie is a Heinz variety 'punk'. Her thoughts are wild stream of consciousness. She is a true party girl - joyous, mischievous, yet innocent. This unlikely duo offers a canine perspective of the day-to-day happenings of an ordinary human.
9780702254185 English 0702254185 "a. . . up here I have the high eyes to identify my all-around of course I must go the way below some often as I have the depend on the sniff to comprehend the every but her shoulder is of the significant special on account of my near-near to Her & we are of the similar see which from a philosophical brings us much close there is more to life than feet feet feet I have the assure . . .a Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albistion's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely 'ownee', offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary of 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse. 'Jordie Albiston's dance with form is a sophisticated yet radical gambol . . . one senses her starting to take up her place in a future version of how we will come to recognise Australian Poetry.'a Dan Disney ", . . . up here I have the high eyes to identify my all-around of course I must go the way below some often as I have the depend on the sniff to comprehend the every but her shoulder is of the significant special on account of my near-near to Her & we are of the similar see which from a philosophical brings us much close there is more to life than feet feet feet I have the assure . . . Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albistion's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely 'ownee', offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary of 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse. 'Jordie Albiston's dance with form is a sophisticated yet radical gambol . . . one senses her starting to take up her place in a future version of how we will come to recognise Australian Poetry.' Dan Disney, A striking new work from one of Australia's most inventive poets Vibrantly playful and formally extraordinary, Albiston's exuberant long poem captures the voices of two very likeable dogs and their unlikely owner, offering a gloriously oblique portrait of the canine adventures that map a household. Jack and Mollie's observant commentary on 'Her' give the book its emotional compass, while the syllabic structure and dynamic rhythms lend it muscle and pulse., Jack & Mollie (& Her) is an exuberant and original verse novel about two very likeable dogs and their unlikely owner (Her). Albiston's poem captures the unique voices of the family pets, Jack and Mollie, and offer a gloriously oblique portrait of domestic life, as the dogs' adventures map those of the family with whom they live. Albiston's brilliant abilities with form enable her to craft a poetic narrative that is at once heart-warming, vibrantly playful and layered with deeper significance as the protagonist battles with Boss Dog, her own depression. The dogs' observant commentary on her life give the book its pulse, their adventures its muscle., Jack & Mollie (& Her) is an exuberant, original and wildly inventive verse novel, which tells the story of 'J' through the eyes of her two dogs, Jack and Mollie. The dogs are adopted by J at a time when she is downcast, and their presence in her life proves vivifying and redemptive. In between the dogs' adventures, they provide observant commentary on her life. Jack is an Australian Silky Terrier with the character of a Greek philosopher and the soul of a Russian poet. He possesses a penchant for complex words, albeit expressed with questionable syntax. Jack is the 'watcher': the keeper of order, the cautious ideologist, the noble of heart. Mollie is a Heinz variety 'punk'. Her thoughts are wild stream of consciousness. She is a true party girl - joyous, mischievous, yet innocent. This unlikely duo offers a canine perspective of the day-to-day happenings of an ordinary human.