Author name: Mark Wagner

In this first books of poems, A Cabin in a Field (Mellen, 2001), Wagner says, “I write about the vastness of the project in which Monica Elefterion and myself, and now our son Myles, cleared and made a home in a barn on five acres of what was once a large dairy farm in south central Massachusetts.”

The body influences and creates social fields and common spaces; This knowledge has been submerged and marginalized throughout history. Yet despite this submersion and marginalization, interrelational and interrelational synchrony and dis-synchrony centered on and by the communicative body occur on and create immediate fields that can be considered from both historical and observational perspectives.