Catherine Wagner Books

Catherine Wagner's work delves into the intersection of language, form, and the lived experience, often exploring themes of motherhood and artistic creation. Her poetry is characterized by its intellectual rigor and a distinctive experimental approach that challenges conventional literary boundaries. Wagner is a significant voice in contemporary letters, contributing as both a poet and an editor. Her writing invites readers to consider the complex relationship between poetry, personal identity, and societal concerns.

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452 pages
16 hours of reading
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Recognized with a Gold Award from the Non Fiction Book Awards, this work stands out in its genre. It showcases the author's expertise and commitment to delivering insightful and engaging content. The book is a testament to quality nonfiction writing, appealing to readers who seek informative and well-researched material. The accolades reflect its impact and relevance in today's literary landscape, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in exceptional nonfiction.
Nervous Device
73 pages
3 hours of reading
With Nervous Device, Catherine Wagner explores the boundary the poem marks between poet and audience on the map of desire.

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Nervous Device