The Internet Of Things

Synopsis

Kate Camp's New Book Begins In John Lennon's Childhood Kitchen, And Ends At The Prow Of Ship, Surveying What Has Been And What Is Yet To Come. The Internet Of Things Speaks To Loss And Hope, And To The Stories We Weave Into The Things Around Us. Kate Camp's Sharp Eye For Detail And Refusal To Avoid Life's Desolate Moments Are Balanced By Her Humour And Empathy For The World And People In It. -- Back Cover. Machine-generated Contents Note: The Internet Of Things -- The Mercator Projection -- Lightning -- The Party -- St Jerome Reading In An Italian Landscape -- And Now I Decode The Mystery Of Saint Jerome: Hermit, Priest, And Doctor Of The Church -- Detail -- Cherry Blossom Time -- Woman At Breakfast -- Advice For The Person -- Lego Lost At Sea -- The Waking Have One World In Common -- The Golden Age Of Television -- Early Settlers Memorial Lawn -- Civil Twilight -- Life On Mars -- Artist -- Dupuytren's Release -- Waster Of Three Bowls -- Autumn, With Your Rare Mn -- The Encyclopedia Of Ethical Failure -- The Biology Of Loneliness -- How Wolves Change Rivers -- Flight -- Welcome To Your New Sky -- On The Waterfront -- Sleep Discipline -- When Winter Comes -- Fish In The Sea You Know How I Feel -- The Big Five -- The Catskill Mountains -- Sleep Is Money – Antimony. Kate Camp. Poems. Includes Bibliographical References.