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Main : India, language, lesbian, poetry
Reviews
Write a review. Hawthorne's verses reverberate with the cumulative effect of historical lesbian lives, picking up momentum and sweeping the reader along in a torrent of ideas and artifacts that may at first appear chaotic, but which are brilliantly synthesized to illustrate the potential global impact of lesbian culture. Carolyn Gage, Lambda LiteraryThe Butterfly Effect is an enchanting collection of profound poetry …each poem is breathtaking in its imagery, emotionality, creativity and political consciousness. Chelsey Clammer, Feminist Review'The Butterfly Effect shines when read aloud. It doubles as a quirky reference book, with tantalising factual morsels ... The occasional irregularity in this beautiful and original work should be appreciated as an indicator of a hand-made product from an ancient culture geared for the connoisseur of language and ideas.' Dawn Cohen, Australian Book Review |
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