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Heat Wake

Title:Heat Wake
Author:Jason Zuzga
Rating:4.71 (543 Votes)
Asin:0996220623
Format Type:Paperback
Number of Pages:96 Pages
Publish Date:2016-03-15
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Mixing science with humor, humanity, whimsy, and love, Jason Zuzga’s debut collection is a revelation

Editorial : From Publishers Weekly Zuzga’s debut collection grows out of the intersection of myth and nature, like a simmering volcano of animal intensity that occasionally erupts in expressions that alternate between euphoria and lament. He establishes this strange amalgam from the opening lines of the first poem: “All rocks are queer. By this I mean/ I’m gay.” In “Love Poem,” Zuzga recalls a melancholic youth in the dark shadow of an emerging queer identity (“I was angry at myself for being a teenaged mermaid”) and tinges of this same sadness appear at other moments in the collection. “I may have exceeded the number of allowable/ falls-in-love,” he sighs. Animals appear everywhere, including bats, sharks, “hot deer,” and an extinct Steller’s Sea Cow that munches “on sea lettuce the color/ of absinthe.” Zuzga also meditates on the distinctions between human and nonhuman animal as scientists observe an array

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