SandraLimPoetryFan

“To read Sandra Lim’s poetry is to witness feats of naming as exhilarating and daring as creation itself.” - Monica Youn, author of Blackacre. Just a big fan.

[blkbookswap @blkbookswap]

my book curation with @booksaremagicbk is live 💕 I put together a shelf & select titles I recommend for all readers. The list includes Clap When You Land by @acevedowrites, I Can’t Date Jesus by @youngsinick, Black Futures by @jennydeluxe + @museummammy, and many more

[Patrycja @jej_sen]

lately loving: Carl Phillips’ Wild is the Wind, Taylor Johnson’s Inheritance, Anne Boyer’s The Undying, Shangyang Fang’s Burying the Mountain, Jorie Graham’s Sea Change, Jane Wong’s How to Not Be Afraid of Everything, Bhanu Kapil’s How to Wash a Heart, Sandra Lim’s The Wilderness

[Mag Gabbert @mag_gabbert]

I’m back home from my whirlwind magical NYC trip already & I was feelin sad & missing the incredible poets I met but then I read this Sandra Lim poem & now that’s…all I care about?

[Chelsea Dingman @chelsdingman]

“what I desired was to become obscene.”

—Sandra Lim

[Mag Gabbert @mag_gabbert]

ONCE AGAIN I am here to tell you:: Sandra Lim is one of the best living poets.

[Green Apple Books on the Park @booksonthepark]

@nowarwarren @karjohnsonwrite @CopperCanyonPrs @wwnorton @SandraLimFan Can't wait ❤️

[Noah Warren @nowarwarren]

one week from today irl @booksonthepark
will also stream on zoom

[Christian Gullette @ChrisGullette_]

I’m enthralled by Sandra Lim’s new collection THE CURIOUS THING and these lines from “San Francisco”:

My railroad apartment was a small cloth diary
with a lock and key. It was my real life,
or what so often passes among us for real life.

[Christian Gullette @ChrisGullette_]

Read @AriaAber’s review of Sandra Lim’s new collection THE CURIOUS THING in the @LAReviewofBooks

“Lim’s voice, which is fiercer and more dexterous than ever, brings into being a collection of powerful, dark, and inscrutable poems that defy gravity”

https://t.co/ypjNDF1gmg

[SandraLimPoetryFan @SandraLimFan]

@amjuster Thanks! Sadly, I’m just a (huge) fan, not Sandra herself!!

[SandraLimPoetryFan @SandraLimFan]

Looks like a fall book tour for #sandralim and The Curious Thing. #asianamericanpoetry #poetryreadings #thecuriousthing

[Jessan Dunn Otis @JessanDunnOtis]

❤️

#poem #SandraLim #poet #poetry #GuggenheimFellow #Writer

[SandraLimPoetryFan @SandraLimFan]

“In her provocative third collection, “The Curious Thing,” (out Sept. 14), Cambridge-based poet Sandra Lim asks all sorts of questions; many go unanswered, some are unanswerable.” @wbur reviewer @michaelpbrady writes about #sandralim and #thecuriousthing https://t.co/Rx63FcvIGi

[Michael Patrick Brady @michaelpbrady]

My review of Sandra Lim's "The Curious Thing" @wbur https://t.co/w7XFXB4Be2

[SandraLimPoetryFan @SandraLimFan]

Great @pshares review of #sandralim new collection. “This compelling third collection, showcases Lim’s rigorous thought at its best.” https://t.co/sW96CHKqC6

[SandraLimPoetryFan @SandraLimFan]

Sandra Lim: The Curious Thing Launch – The Frost Place https://t.co/m11kratI32

[The Frost Place @Frost_Place]

Sandra Lim: The Curious Thing Launch https://t.co/Skn3OS0u8C

[Poetry Daily @Poetry_Daily]

Today's Feature:

In the latest installment of "Books We've Loved," Sandra Lim writes about Roo Borson’s collection, Short Journey Upriver Toward Oishida, published by @McClellandBooks.

Read Lim’s write-up and Borson's poem here:
https://t.co/mjTpzdOcQ1

[Kundiman @kundimanforever]

Kudos to Sandra Lim, @rajivmohabir, @patrickrosal, and @maider_vang, whose poetry collections are featured in @LanternReview’s Fresh Books for Fall 2021 list! 🍁

https://t.co/7q4mZ9t3Zz

[Poetry Daily @Poetry_Daily]

"Somehow, [Borson's] work reminds me that we don’t really count in the scheme of things. And yet that news is startling each time, a kind of friendly pleasure in a book filled, like Basho’s, with death and partings and weather."
—Sandra Lim
https://t.co/XTO124B2Jz