Sarah Howe
Praise for Foretokens
'What a capacious tapestry of textures, sound, and a restless quest toward formal possibility. Beyond the many vital themes and questions this book crosses, every poem is wrought with a deeply considered celebrat ...
Ocean Vuong, author of Night Sky with Exit Wounds
'Sarah Howe’s poetry is as luminous as beams of morning light, as precise as a surgical knife, as emotional as a personal confession, and as narratively enthralling as a fairy tale of old'
Xiaolu Guo, author of Once Upon a Time in the East
'Sarah Howe's Foretokens extends her intergenerational investigations with quiet candour, tracing patterns across memory, laundry, porcelain, genes, and languages to reconstruct loss and selfhood. The ...
Kit Fan, author of Diamond Hill
'What a capacious tapestry of textures, sound, and a restless quest toward formal possibility. Beyond the many vital themes and questions this book crosses, every poem is wrought with a deeply considered celebrat ...
Ocean Vuong, author of Night Sky with Exit Wounds
'Sarah Howe’s poetry is as luminous as beams of morning light, as precise as a surgical knife, as emotional as a personal confession, and as narratively enthralling as a fairy tale of old'
Xiaolu Guo, author of Once Upon a Time in the East
'Sarah Howe's Foretokens extends her intergenerational investigations with quiet candour, tracing patterns across memory, laundry, porcelain, genes, and languages to reconstruct loss and selfhood. The ...
Kit Fan, author of Diamond Hill
'What a capacious tapestry of textures, sound, and a restless quest toward formal possibility. Beyond the many vital themes and questions this book crosses, every poem is wrought with a deeply considered celebrat ...
Ocean Vuong, author of Night Sky with Exit Wounds
'Sarah Howe’s poetry is as luminous as beams of morning light, as precise as a surgical knife, as emotional as a personal confession, and as narratively enthralling as a fairy tale of old'
Xiaolu Guo, author of Once Upon a Time in the East
'Sarah Howe's Foretokens extends her intergenerational investigations with quiet candour, tracing patterns across memory, laundry, porcelain, genes, and languages to reconstruct loss and selfhood. The ...
Kit Fan, author of Diamond Hill
