You Had Me At Topography

You Had Me At Topography is an evolution of emotion, a story in poems whose structure is inspired by Julio Cortazar's novel Hopscotch. Instead of just reading the collection from front to back, there is another reading offered. At the end of each poem are instructions informing which poem to read next. The idea of this dual structure is that, depending on which way you read the book, a different story will emerge.

Author: Jessica Lakritz
Publisher: Jessica & Jessica LLC
Published: 11/01/2016
Pages: 94
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.29lbs
Size: 8.27h x 5.83w x 0.23d
ISBN: 9780998276601

About the Author
Lakritz, Jessica: - Jessica Lakritz is the creator of a multimedia project called Sex on Sundaze, in which she writes her poems on people's bodies. The poems are inspired by the models on which they are written, and the project as a whole is meant to bridge the obvious gap between poetry and the mainstream, to share the positive effects of poetry on the human psyche with a wider audience. Since graduating with an MFA in Poetry from Eastern Washington University in 2010, she has lived in six cities across the globe. She remains a digital nomad without a permanent home. You Had Me At Topography is her first book of poetry. You can find her at jessicalakritz.com and sexonsundaze.com.

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