Danielle Vogel schrijft met precisie en nieuwsgierigheid, waarbij ze onderzoekt hoe taal buigt en verschuift, en hoe de grenzen tussen genres vervagen. Haar werk bevindt zich op het snijvlak van poëzie en het kunstenaarsboek, waarbij ze vaak thema's als identiteit, perceptie en de aard van het schrijven zelf onderzoekt. Vogel's werk is opmerkelijk vanwege de diepgang en de innovatieve benadering van literaire vorm.
Edges & Fray is an embodied meditation that cultivates receptivity and deep listening to the ways we inhabit language and its ethereal resilience. Combining close observation of birds' nests and the writing process, Danielle Vogel brings the reader into communion with language as a mode of presence.
The work intricately weaves together elements of incantation, elegy, and documentary poetics to explore the author's mother's tragic death. It serves as a profound meditation on themes of light, language, and lineage, offering a raw and personal narrative that delves deep into the complexities of loss and memory. Through a blend of lyrical memoir and poetic forms, the author reflects on the enduring impact of grief and the connections that bind generations.
Exploring grief and memory, this poetic memoir intertwines incantation with elegy as the author reflects on her mother's tragic death. Through crystalline prose poems, it delves into themes of bioluminescence, the healing power of poetry, and the connection between language and lineage. The narrative also examines the estrangement between mother and daughter, illuminated by the mother's journals. Infused with epigenetic theory, it presents language as a medium for energy transmission and the transformation of biological light.