Agrippina the Younger : Poems

Agrippina the Younger : Poems

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15 Jun, 2025

By Diana Arterian (By (author))

A poetic journey through the past of the Roman Empress Agrippina looks toward the future Agrippina the Younger follows one woman's study of another, separa...

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ISBN-10:

0810148412

ISBN-13:

9780810148413

Publisher

Curbstone Press

Language

English

Description

A poetic journey through the past of the Roman Empress Agrippina looks toward the future

Agrippina the Younger follows one woman's study of another, separated by thousands of miles and two millennia but bound by a shared sense of powerlessness. Agrippina was a daughter in a golden political family, destined for greatness--but she hungered for more power than women were allowed. Exhausted by the misogyny of the present, Diana Arterian reaches into the past to try to understand the patriarchal systems of today. In lyric verse and prose poems, she traces Agrippina's rise, interrogating a life studded with intrigue, sex, murder, and manipulation. Arterian eagerly pursues Agrippina through texts, ruins, and films, exhuming the hidden details of the ancient noblewoman's life. These poems consider the valences of patriarchy, power, and the archive to try to answer the question: How do we recover a woman erased by history?

Product Details

ISBN-10

:0810148412

ISBN-13

:9780810148413

Publisher

:Curbstone Press

Publication date

: 15 Jun, 2025

Format

:PAPERBACK

Language

:English

Reading Level

: All

Weight

:182 g

About the Author

DIANA ARTERIAN is the author of the poetry collection Playing Monster:: Seiche and has twice been a finalist for the National Poetry Series. Her writing has appeared in BOMB, The Georgia Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, The New York Times Book Review, and elsewhere. A poetry editor for Noemi Press, Arterian writes "The Annotated Nightstand" column at Lit Hub. She lives in Los Angeles.

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