Poems such as I Let Him, Half-finished Garden, and The Heart, a Lost Child, show how the author grows on the page, opening herself up to her audience – offering her inner workings to demonstrate how raw love can be.
Loren is a faculty member at New York Writers Workshop, a writer for the Huffington Post, columnist for indiereader.com, and co-founder of National Translation Month – where she celebrates poetry in translation from around the world.
Jessica Kristie, founder of Winter Goose Publishing, said: “Loren is a timeless point. She speaks of this age, and the next, never failing to shine a light on the stark, dark, revelations that many miss in the day to day of living.
“We're delighted to be publishing Stay With Me Awhile, and we have no doubts that it will form a key part of Loren's legacy as one of America's finest young poets.”
Kleinman's work continues to receive critical acclaim from audiences and fellow writers alike.
Stay With Me Awhile is provocative and stirring, a lyrical explosion of ideas that will make you howl, cry, and laugh, hungry for contact, longing for connection.
She has seen a parallel world where the miraculous is ordinary, and the ordinary is miraculous. Emotions are sentient, a clock grows horns, and the presence of cherry blossoms feeds erotic hunger.