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Beyond Where Words Can Go

Richard Smith
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Beyond Where Words Can Go is so many things at once: a collection of finely wrought narrative sonnets; a deeply felt (and highly unusual) love story spanning decades; a meticulously researched account of 16th-century English ecclesiastical history and practice--all in the space of 2800 lines! With psychological precision, subtle humor, and unfailing empathy, Smith brings to life not just a few central characters, but an entire monastery full of vivid and indelible individuals. He has created an utterly original work of literature, as generous as it is sui generis.--Gary Krist, author of Trespassers at the Golden Gate and The Mirage Factory

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bauhan Pub
Date
14 April 2026
Pages
224
ISBN
9780872334007

Beyond Where Words Can Go is so many things at once: a collection of finely wrought narrative sonnets; a deeply felt (and highly unusual) love story spanning decades; a meticulously researched account of 16th-century English ecclesiastical history and practice--all in the space of 2800 lines! With psychological precision, subtle humor, and unfailing empathy, Smith brings to life not just a few central characters, but an entire monastery full of vivid and indelible individuals. He has created an utterly original work of literature, as generous as it is sui generis.--Gary Krist, author of Trespassers at the Golden Gate and The Mirage Factory

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bauhan Pub
Date
14 April 2026
Pages
224
ISBN
9780872334007

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