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Inanimate Objects
Minimalist, offbeat, and at times surreal, the collection explores relationships between people and objects. In Inanimate Objects, vases become reminders of discarded connections, notebooks are transformed into tools, enemies, and lovers, a skeletonized bird is used as a prescribed remedy for grief, and a stolen kidney is a worshipped relic.
40 pages, Unknown Binding
Published October 25, 2022
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About the author
Angel Dionne
8 books8 followersAngel T. Dionne is a surrealist writer, artist, and professor at the University of Moncton's Edmundston campus. She received a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Pretoria in 2020 and is the founding editor of Vroom Lit Magazine.
She is the author of Garden-Body (Radiant Press, forthcoming), Bird Ornaments (Broken Tribe Press, 2025), and Sardines (ClarionLit, 2023).
Her writing and art have appeared in several experimental publications. She takes her coffee black and her fish tinned.
She is the author of Garden-Body (Radiant Press, forthcoming), Bird Ornaments (Broken Tribe Press, 2025), and Sardines (ClarionLit, 2023).
Her writing and art have appeared in several experimental publications. She takes her coffee black and her fish tinned.
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