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The poems in Stephanie de Montalks new collection engage with the world as if through a window cloaked, distanced, guided by the movements of the seasons, the weather, and always, trees. As de Montalk seeks a cure to the life-changing limitations of her physical self, she finds something close to solace in dreaming.

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In How Does It Hurt, acclaimed poet and biographer Stephanie de Montalk tells the story of the chronic pain that has invaded her life for more than 10 years. She considers how her early experiences have been cast into fresh relief by what she has endured, then goes back in time to investigate the lives and works of three writers who also lived with and wrote about pain.

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An alternative view of Alexander Sergeevich Pushkins 600-line verse tale, The Fountain at Bakhchisaray comes to life in this spellbinding historical fiction novel. A tale of a Tatar khan's impossible love for a captive Polish countess in his Crimean harem is interwoven with stories from the life of the poet Pushkin in 1821.

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Vivid Familiar is a book of journeys. At its centre is the astonishing 'Feathers and Wax', in which the housebound poet is taken away by an airship that pulls up at her kitchen window.

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