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THE MILES BETWEEN ME By Toni Nealie Very Good Paperback
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Item specifics
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- Type
- Paperback
- Publication Name
- Curbside Splendor Publishing
- ISBN-10
- 194043078X
- ISBN
- 9781940430782
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Curbside Splendor Publishing
ISBN-10
194043078X
ISBN-13
9781940430782
eBay Product ID (ePID)
17038606761
Product Key Features
Book Title
Miles between Me
Number of Pages
200 Pages
Language
English
Topic
General, Life Stages / Mid-Life
Publication Year
2016
Genre
Family & Relationships
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
7.4 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
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"The poetic prose in The Miles Between Me constructs a flawless window by which the author allows us to peer out upon her profound experiences as an immigrant, on otherness, on family, on race, secrets, illness, parenting, food, and so much more. But as with all great collections of essays, Nealie's masterful words transcend her own story--they go beyond the self-importance of "I" and somehow become about "Us," as she gracefully hands us a mirror to reflect upon our own humanity. Toni Nealie is fast becoming one of my favorite contemporary essayists. --Sam Weller, award-winning biographer of Ray Bradbury "These essays travel far--from New Zealand to Chicago to India--charting, all the way, tangled origins, colonial legacies, the intricate shadings of truth and mythology. With warmth, curiosity, and lyrical intelligence, Toni Nealie keenly parses out the very human reverberations of dispersal, rupture, unraveling, and arrival." --Peggy Shinner, author of You Feel So Mortal "Nealie is both profound and poetic; a brilliant thinker. Reflecting on her own experience stepping from one country to another, one life to another, she writes: "Books can't really tell you how to chart your emotional terrain, how to circumnavigate the currents of loss and longing." For me, The Miles Between Me did just that. It challenges us to examine our very own heart." --Megan Stielstra, author of Once I Was Cool "These lovely essays of exile and home explore the inner life--what the author calls "our internal night music." Each piece unfolds slowly and moves to unexpected terrain, like life itself often does. This is a moving meditation on womanhood, motherhood, sisterhood, and how the self and "the other" depend on who is looking, and from which direction." --Aviya Kushner, author of The Grammar of God "[Toni Nealie] takes her reader through lush landscapes, gives us glimpses into life in New Zealand, and brings us directly into her home, into her garden. Her writing is evocative and meditative, asking the reader to question the world she lives in, we live in, right alongside her as she questions it." --Marginalia, "These essays travel far--from New Zealand to Chicago to India--charting, all the way, tangled origins, colonial legacies, the intricate shadings of truth and mythology. With warmth, curiosity, and lyrical intelligence, Toni Nealie keenly parses out the very human reverberations of dispersal, rupture, unraveling, and arrival." --Peggy Shinner, author of You Feel So Mortal "Nealie is both profound and poetic; a brilliant thinker. Reflecting on her own experience stepping from one country to another, one life to another, she writes: "Books can't really tell you how to chart your emotional terrain, how to circumnavigate the currents of loss and longing." For me, The Miles Between Me did just that. It challenges us to examine our very own heart." --Megan Stielstra, author of Once I Was Cool "[Toni Nealie] takes her reader through lush landscapes, gives us glimpses into life in New Zealand, and brings us directly into her home, into her garden. Her writing is evocative and meditative, asking the reader to question the world she lives in, we live in, right alongside her as she questions it." -- Marginalia, "The poetic prose in The Miles Between Me constructs a flawless window by which the author allows us to peer out upon her profound experiences as an immigrant, on otherness, on family, on race, secrets, illness, parenting, food, and so much more. But as with all great collections of essays, Nealie's masterful words transcend her own story--they go beyond the self-importance of "I" and somehow become about "Us," as she gracefully hands us a mirror to reflect upon our own humanity. Toni Nealie is fast becoming one of my favorite contemporary essayists. --Sam Weller, award-winning biographer of Ray Bradbury "These essays travel far--from New Zealand to Chicago to India--charting, all the way, tangled origins, colonial legacies, the intricate shadings of truth and mythology. With warmth, curiosity, and lyrical intelligence, Toni Nealie keenly parses out the very human reverberations of dispersal, rupture, unraveling, and arrival." --Peggy Shinner, author of You Feel So Mortal "Nealie is both profound and poetic; a brilliant thinker. Reflecting on her own experience stepping from one country to another, one life to another, she writes: "Books can't really tell you how to chart your emotional terrain, how to circumnavigate the currents of loss and longing." For me, The Miles Between Me did just that. It challenges us to examine our very own heart." --Megan Stielstra, author of Once I Was Cool "These lovely essays of exile and home explore the inner life--what the author calls "our internal night music." Each piece unfolds slowly and moves to unexpected terrain, like life itself often does. This is a moving meditation on womanhood, motherhood, sisterhood, and how the self and "the other" depend on who is looking, and from which direction." --Aviya Kushner, author of The Grammar of God "[Toni Nealie] takes her reader through lush landscapes, gives us glimpses into life in New Zealand, and brings us directly into her home, into her garden. Her writing is evocative and meditative, asking the reader to question the world she lives in, we live in, right alongside her as she questions it." -- Marginalia, "These essays travel far--from New Zealand to Chicago to India--charting, all the way, tangled origins, colonial legacies, the intricate shadings of truth and mythology. With warmth, curiosity, and lyrical intelligence, Toni Nealie keenly parses out the very human reverberations of dispersal, rupture, unraveling, and arrival." --Peggy Shinner, author of You Feel So Mortal "Nealie is both profound and poetic; a brilliant thinker. Reflecting on her own experience stepping from one country to another, one life to another, she writes: "Books can't really tell you how to chart your emotional terrain, how to circumnavigate the currents of loss and longing." For me, The Miles Between Me did just that. It challenges us to examine our very own heart." --Megan Stielstra, author of Once I Was Cool "These lovely essays of exile and home explore the inner life--what the author calls "our internal night music." Each piece unfolds slowly and moves to unexpected terrain, like life itself often does. This is a moving meditation on womanhood, motherhood, sisterhood, and how the self and "the other" depend on who is looking, and from which direction." --Aviya Kushner, author of The Grammar of God "[Toni Nealie] takes her reader through lush landscapes, gives us glimpses into life in New Zealand, and brings us directly into her home, into her garden. Her writing is evocative and meditative, asking the reader to question the world she lives in, we live in, right alongside her as she questions it." -- Marginalia
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In her debut essay collection, New Zealand native Toni Nealie examines journeys, homelands, foreignness, motherhood, and family., In her debut essay collection, New Zealand native Toni Nealie examines journeys, homelands, family, and motherhood. She details humiliating confrontations with airport security, muses on the color brown, and intimately investigates her grandfather's complicated and criminal past, all while hearkening home--wherever and whatever that is. Toni Nealie is a writer, journalist, and teacher. Her work has appeared in Guernica , the Offing , the Rumpus , and the Prague Review . She worked in magazines, politics and public relations in the United Kingdom and her native New Zealand before moving to the United States--two weeks before 9/11.
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- a***a (23)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThe magazine arrived well-packaged and was exactly as described by the seller. My original copy was badly damaged so I'm glad I found a replacement that barely looks used at all.Bookazine IMAGINEFX ANNUAL Magazine 2017 UK #1 for Digital Artists (#315849112826)