In City Nave, Betsy K. Brown explores the architecture of buildings, poems, and souls. Shape makes meaning--in the ornate corridors of cathedrals, the stark expanse of airports, the tidy monastic cells of sonnets, the spiraling stairs of terza rima, and the cluttered corners of memory. City Nave walks the reader through these places in an ongoing search for stories, stability, and sustenance.
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979-8-3852-1401-3 (9798385214013)
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Betsy K. Brown is a poet, essayist, and curriculum writer. Her work has appeared in many outlets, including First Things, New Ohio Review, and The CiRCE Institute website. She is the author of Leading a Seminar on Frankenstein and chairs the humanities department of a classical school. She lives in Arizona with her husband. You can read more of her work at betsykbrown.com.
