O'Reilly, Nathanael

(Un)belonging

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ISBN 13:: 9780648685333
author:: O'Reilly, Nathanael
format:: Paperback / softback
publisher:: Recent Work Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2020
Pages:: 90
Dimensions:: 21 x 14 x 0.6 centimeters (0.12
Genre:: Poetry, General, ,
Condition:: New
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(Un)belonging by Nathanael O'Reilly explores the complexities of identity and belonging through poetry that traverses multiple continents. From Australia to Ireland, the United States, England, Iceland, Greece, Italy, New Zealand, and Slovakia, this collection delves into themes of expatriation, immigration, exile, ancestry, landscape, alienation, homesickness, suburbia, fatherhood, nostalgia, death, and grief.

The poems in (Un)belonging reveal the author's quest for home amidst an elusive search for connection and meaning. With a focus on finding beauty and contentment in the midst of uncertainty, this collection offers a nuanced exploration of the human experience.

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