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Foucault's Snails

by Diana Medlicott

The Choir Press

Paperback 50 pages English Aug 31, 2020

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These poems deal with some ordinary and not so ordinary facets of a rich life, and they will appeal to those who enjoy words and value the ways in which they can help us to experience life with a greater intensity. Snails creep slowly from one place to another, leaving sticky trails which are very hard to wipe away. In the same way, words lay down a trail, and it's often only years later that we can make sense of the trail they have left. Michel Foucault was the writer who inspired the author to come to terms with the capacity of language to deceive as well as to define, instruct and enlighten, and so, in a way, this book is a tribute to him.
Author:
Diana Medlicott
Publisher:
The Choir Press
Publication Date:
Aug 31, 2020
Number of pages:
50 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1789631483
ISBN-13:
9781789631487