Boom is Carolyn Jess-Cooke's second collection of poetry. It opens with the trope of the 'baby as a hand grenade' lobbed into the middle of a woman's life, scattering all, this book goes on to explore the many dilemmas of modern motherhood, taking to task the clich s of the 'working' vs. 'non-working' mother and deliberately unbalancing the 'work/life balance'. From free-verse riffs on essential moments of joy and blame, to artful sonnets on the...
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