Full Description
In Prairie, Dresses, Art, Other, Danielle Dutton imagines new models for how literature might work in our fractured times. Dutton's writing is as protean as it is beguiling, using the different styles and different spaces of experience to create a collage of the depths and strangeness of contemporary life.
The collection covers an inventive selection of subjects in four eponymous sections which contrast and echo one another, challenging our expectations and pushing the limits of the dream-like worlds and moods that language might create.
Contents
- Prairie
Nocturne
These Bad Things
Installation
Lost Lunar Apogee
My Wonderful Description of Flowers
- Dresses
Sixty-Six Dresses I Have Read
- Art
A Picture Held Us Captive
- Other
One Woman and Two Great Men
Acorn
Not Writing
Somehow
A Double Room
Writing Advice
To Want for Nothing
Story with a Hole
Pool of Tears (a play in one act)
