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Tender Delirium

by Tania De Rozario
RM32.53 MYR RM17.91 MYR 45% off
Tender Delirium - Thryft
Tender Delirium - Thryft

Darkly beautiful poetry celebrating queer desire.

This book could be a good read for individuals who appreciate raw and honest depictions of queer longing and sensuality. Tender Delirium combines poetry and prose that embrace unconventional subject matter, such as estranged love, grieving mothers, and the spirits of murdered women, while also exploring common themes of desire and longing. Rozario's collection is often described as "dark" and "hysterical," evoking an emotional intensity that resonates with readers looking for a deeply immersive and empowering experience.

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Tender Delirium

by Tania De Rozario
RM32.53 MYR RM17.91 MYR 45% off
ISBN: 9789810747831
Authors: Tania De Rozario
Publisher: Math Paper Press
Date of Publication: 2013-04-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Poetry
Related Topics: LGBT
Goodreads rating: 4.23
(rated by 161 readers)

Description

Tender Delirium is Tania De Rozario's first collection of poetry and short prose. It brings together (but is not limited to) estranged lovers, despairing mothers and the avenging spirits of murdered women, in an assortment of words that celebrate queer desire, obsessive longing and a general disregard for "proper" subject matter. Comprising selected work written over the course of a decade, the largely confessional collection has been described as dark and hysterical ... but in a good way.
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Darkly beautiful poetry celebrating queer desire.

This book could be a good read for individuals who appreciate raw and honest depictions of queer longing and sensuality. Tender Delirium combines poetry and prose that embrace unconventional subject matter, such as estranged love, grieving mothers, and the spirits of murdered women, while also exploring common themes of desire and longing. Rozario's collection is often described as "dark" and "hysterical," evoking an emotional intensity that resonates with readers looking for a deeply immersive and empowering experience.