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interlucent

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interlucent is isaura ren's first chapbook of poetry. it features 20 original poems (16 of which are never-before-seen) that bridge the distances between us all. these pieces examine divisions both big & small: light & dark, warmth & cold, land & sea, sky & earth, knowledge & ignorance, spring & winter, life & death, and many more. ren takes a chisel to these topics, splitting them open to reveal glimmering wisdom hidden within. witness the debut readers testify "will bring you back into the light."

45 pages, ebook

First published December 1, 2020

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Author 4 books22 followers
January 24, 2021
Ren's greatest strength is the ability to make real life places seem ethereal and fantastical, while still expressing the full weight of their presence in our world.

These poems are saturated with nostalgia that will permeate into your own consciousness, making you wonder if you yourself are the speaker.

A truly splendid collection of thoughtful poems that truly live up to the book's title.
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Author 20 books362 followers
December 27, 2020
From my blurb: “I emerged from Interlucent to a sun-backlit bedroom, a space of intimacy that pairs perfectly with Ren’s collection. Interlucent witnesses, and, in doing so, reframes: flame turns to winter wind, death to efflorescence. This is a story of destruction, of violences both slow and acute. So too is it the story of the weary pause that follows. And yet, we are reminded: ‘even this stillness / shivers with possibility.’”
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62 reviews9 followers
January 12, 2021
I was really excited to read Isaura Ren’s debut chapbook and was captivated by their words. I know that I will be coming back to this collection to reread these poems. I appreciated the content warnings as a sensitivity to the readers, the vulnerability that was shared, and the depth that each poem contained. What beautiful art and I’m looking forward to seeing what more Isaura Ren offers!

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62 reviews2 followers
January 4, 2021
I wish I could write a more eloquent, coherent review, but all I can think is that I didn't know it was possible to inhabit both the extremes 'no thoughts, head empty' and 'many thoughts, head full' simultaneously. Yet here we are.
Author 3 books2 followers
December 12, 2020
The presence of Isaura Ren, and all of her beautiful charm, is captured here in her debut release. Her opening poem blew me away and set the tone for the rest of the collection- she really is that good in her use of language! As I stated in a response to Isaura Ren after reading the first few poems, I just had to let the words soak in, let them swirl around in my head before I could carry on to the next. And once I was done, I was in awe as if I had just laid in a body of clouds and floated away.
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