Notes Scattered & Lost Northwest but don’t be fooled— it’s

but don’t be fooled— it’s an intense work of anxiety in an age of political and environmental upheaval

A brazenly ambitious debut— it feels almost too much sometimes

an enchanted toast to the complexities of the stories of self

Notes is also among her most accessible work

Hovering between history and longing

Notes Scattered & Lost Northwest but don’t be fooled— it’sClick to Preview Primarily consisting of "discards" from her third major collection Document (I976), the fragments of Notes Scattered and Lost translated by Roberta Antognini and Deborah Woodard provide insight into Amelia Rosselli's creative process and her remarkable linguistic originality as a self described "refugee." While Rosselli's published poems and collections are known for their structure what she called "almost architectural work" these