A Point Is That Which Has No Part

by Liz Waldner

A Point Is That Which Has No Part is a book about strangeness, about making the vision strange enough that truth will reveal itself. The music of the mind is brought into congruence with the music of the page, or the arbitrary but beautiful and delicate words themselves, making both elegance and passion gleam from the pages.

Genres: Poetry

71 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 2000

Reviews

[Bernadette]

Clever, but I need more than just clever to love a poetry collection.

[John Kulm]

I always feel moved when I read her work.

[Jessica]

The early prose poems were my favorite. The cleverness got a bit cloying at the end.