Impossible Things, Impossible Things

Impossible Things Is A Collection Of Poetry That Offers An Intimate And Personal Account Of Fatherhood, Loss, Grief, And Family. The Collection Stages An Impossible Encounter Between Miller Oberman And His Late Father, Who Spent His Last Years Completing A Manuscript On The Drowning Death Of His First Son, Joshua. In Staging This Encounter, Oberman Provides Excerpts From His Father's Manuscript Alongside His Own Poetry, Allowing For The Emergence And Study Of Difficult Affects Such As Anxiety, Anger, Desire, And Loss. Above All, The Collection Sits With And Interrogates The Capaciousness Of Trans-ness. Oberman Traces The Ways That Transgenerational Trauma, Transmitted Memory, And Trans Identity All Operate Together Experientially And Within The Nexus Of Oberman's Family -- Provided By Publisher.