Jennifer Maiden's Intimate Geography charts territory both personal and political, private and global. Responding to international conflicts and crises, many of her poems probe moral dilemmas, confronting the existential, ethical problem of evil: why people commit inhuman acts. Always pointedly serious, her poems can also be flamboyant or risque, outrageously witty, or daringly provocative. They blur, challenge, and cross the boundaries between real and imagined, fact and fiction, inner lives and the world outside us.
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