Sarah Kay: A Little Daylight Left

Writer, performer, and educator Sarah Kay reads from and discusses her latest, a vulnerable, searching collection about facing the beautiful and difficult parts of our humanness with compassion and wonder.

ABOUT THE BOOK

A vulnerable, searching collection about facing the beautiful & difficult parts of our humanness with compassion & wonder

"This is a book that will make you feel simultaneously alive and less alone."--Hanif Abdurraqib, New York Timesbestselling author of There's Always This Year
from somewhere down a hallway of locked doors, a voice asks / What if you aren't as bad as you suspect you are? / What if you'll never be as good as you ache?

Lauded poet Sarah Kay brings us her long-awaited second full-length collection, a decade after her acclaimed debut No Matter the Wreckage. In A Little Daylight Left, Kay explores life's most vulnerable moments of transition with courage, curiosity, joy & humor. Each poem invites readers to consider what it might look like to boldly face the hard things we so often run from--a heartbreak, an ailing loved one, the fear that comes with new beginnings & uncertain futures--& to celebrate what we hold dear. The result is a blueprint for discovering beauty in all that makes us human. With her signature wit & wisdom, Kay shows us how to navigate life bravely, with every single part of ourselves.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sarah Kay is a writer, performer & educator from New York City. She is the author of four other books of poetry: B, No Matter the Wreckage, The Type & All Our Wild Wonder. Kay is the founder & co-director of Project VOICE, an organization that uses poetry to entertain, educate & empower students & educators in classrooms & communities worldwide.
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