Overview About “Poison Orchids” by “Sarah A. Denzil”
Sarah-A.-Denzil: Potato Project It is really cool :). ..I really want to read it ..imagine that one day, someone paid you money because they love your book! Of course, I will never achieve that..but still..:).It was my dream as a writer to write a wonderful story and give it out for free. One day. One Day everyone will know me, who is dizzy here. Hope we meet on Facebook someday. Hope we can write something together sometimes.
Review About “Poison Orchids” by “Sarah A. Denzil”
Poison Orchids by Sarah A. Denzil is one of the most wide-ranging projects of postmodern fiction, a continuous escape that joins elements of mystery, horror, and thriller in an enjoyable way. In fact, we are not dealing with literary fiction but with a formal experiment that shocks us. Because it makes some form of meta-fiction; in fact, due to its nature, it reminds us of Calvino’s Invisible Cities and Robbe-Grillet’s Jealousy. A collection of essays about one single novel we don’t have instead, only apparent hints about its possible contents. The result seems similar to Borges’ Aleph, where it is also mentioned an enigmatic story The Garden of Forking Paths, written by none other than Ts’ui Pên himself: whoever reads that story has time. And again began another reading beyond all pages of our universe, changing his life in turn.
About “Sarah A. Denzil” the author of “Poison Orchids”
Sarah A. Denzil is an assistant professor of economics at Wittenberg University, and a faculty affiliate of Wittenberg’s Institute for Policy Research and Public Affairs (IPRPA). Her research focuses on labor market outcomes for disadvantaged populations, including racial and ethnic minorities, low-skilled workers, and youth who have not completed high school or earned a GED. She also has a strong interest in geographic patterns in employment and earnings inequality, particularly differences in inequality across metropolitan areas located within different states. Her work has been published in The Review of Black Political Economy, Social Science Quarterly, Journal of Economic Issues, Annals of Regional Science, Race Labour & Employment. She received her Ph.D. from Cornell University where she studied with Professor Francine Blau.
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