Reality TV Inspired This Poetic Look At People And The Things They Hoard May 13, 2021
Why do people hoard things and what do the things they hoard say about them?
Artist and poet Kate Durbin explores this relationship between people and their stuff in her third book of poems Hoarders, out now.
Inspired by the A&E television series of the same name, the book is a collection of poem-portraits that focus on individuals and the objects they hold on to. My family experiences mental illness, hoarding, and substance use, Durbin says. So I was both drawn to writing about the show and also resistant to it.
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Why do people hoard things and what do the things they hoard say about them?
Artist and poet Kate Durbin explores this relationship between people and their stuff in her third book of poems
Hoarders, out now.
Inspired by the A&E television series of the same name, the book is a collection of poem-portraits that focus on individuals and the objects they hold on to. My family experiences mental illness, hoarding, and substance use, Durbin says. So I was both drawn to writing about the show and also resistant to it.
The artist s wariness came from knowing that the audience is not often well-positioned to fully understand the subjects of the show.
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Frank P. Wilfley, Jr., Published by nathan@mexicole. on Tue, 05/11/2021 - 2:48pm
Frank P. Wilfley, Jr., 101, died on Monday, May 10, 2021, at the Missouri Veterans Home in Mexico.
He was born April 10, 1920, the son of Frank P. Wilfley, Sr., and Willie V. Beagles Wilfley, the fifth generation of Wilfleys in Audrain County. He attended the local schools and a brief time at Central Missouri State. Following Pearl Harbor, he entered the Army of the United States at Jefferson Barracks, and was assigned for basic training at Fort Riley Cavalry Remount Station, Kansas. He was assigned to Headquarters Detachment 1st Cavalry Division, El Paso, Texas; Headquarters Third Army, G4 Section, San Antonio, Texas; and upon activation, Headquarters Sixth Army, G4 Section, serving through four campaigns from Australia and the Philippines. With the surrender of Japan, he received his discharge on Oct. 29, 1945.