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The Indwelling of Dissonance is a large volume of resonant, lyrical poems bridging cultures and singing life's contradictions and challenges with a pulse on the sacred.Terry Hauptman's braid of images create storytelling song, entering the absurd through the divine. Drawing on her Jewish background and connecting to world song, her musical rhythms invite us into a passionate sensuous chorus of becoming.Recommended to all who love poetry and work towards unity, igniting a flame of love.
About the author
Terry Linda Hauptman is the author of three previous poetry collections:
Masquerading in Clover: Fantasy of the Leafy Fool, with hand-painted plates (Boston: Four Zoas, 1980),
Rattle (Tulsa: Cardinal Press, 1982), and
On Hearing Thunder (St. Cloud, Minnesota: North Star Press of St. Cloud, Inc., 2004). She has a Master's degree in Poetry from the University of New Mexico, Alburquerque, and a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Arts from Ohio University, Athens. She reads her poetry rhapsodically and exhibits her luminous Songline Scrolls nationally. She has taught World Art, Poetry, and Ethno-poetics, as well as classes in Genocide at several universities and workshops. She lives in Vermont with Robert and Kira Lily.
