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Naming a Dying Thing by Vic Nogay is now available as a PDF and a paperback (you can order multiple copies at a discount here). Like humid Ohio summers, often wistful and lovely, yet undeniably heavy, Naming a Dying Thing is a sticky collection.
yellowarrowpublishing.com/news/naming-a-dying-thing-release-vic-nogay
At times a confrontation, at others an abdication, the poems within this offering reckon with the roles of women and mothers in a society that demands they be somehow everything and nothing all at once. Naming a Dying Thing contemplates and subverts success and failure in love and in life, holding both up to a hostile American reality. There are no answers here.
Nogay is a Pushcart Prize and Best Microfiction nominated writer from Ohio. She is the author of the micropoetry chapbook under fire under water (tiny wren, 2022) and is the microeditor of Identity Theory. With Naming a Dying Thing, Nogay avows the labor of motherhood and loss, bears the weight of a changing world, and unspools the taut line of memory, leaving the frayed edges to rest out in the sun.
Learn more about Nogay in a conversation between the author and Melissa Nunez, Yellow Arrow interviewer.
yellowarrowpublishing.com/news/unsettling-silence-interview-vic-nogay
Cover image and design and interior images by Alexa Laharty.
Thank you for supporting independent publishing.
Naming a Dying Thing by Vic Nogay is now available as a PDF and a paperback (you can order multiple copies at a discount here). Like humid Ohio summers, often wistful and lovely, yet undeniably heavy, Naming a Dying Thing is a sticky collection.
yellowarrowpublishing.com/news/naming-a-dying-thing-release-vic-nogay
At times a confrontation, at others an abdication, the poems within this offering reckon with the roles of women and mothers in a society that demands they be somehow everything and nothing all at once. Naming a Dying Thing contemplates and subverts success and failure in love and in life, holding both up to a hostile American reality. There are no answers here.
Nogay is a Pushcart Prize and Best Microfiction nominated writer from Ohio. She is the author of the micropoetry chapbook under fire under water (tiny wren, 2022) and is the microeditor of Identity Theory. With Naming a Dying Thing, Nogay avows the labor of motherhood and loss, bears the weight of a changing world, and unspools the taut line of memory, leaving the frayed edges to rest out in the sun.
Learn more about Nogay in a conversation between the author and Melissa Nunez, Yellow Arrow interviewer.
yellowarrowpublishing.com/news/unsettling-silence-interview-vic-nogay
Cover image and design and interior images by Alexa Laharty.
Thank you for supporting independent publishing.