House Work Plainspeak singing—as a ‘battered woman’ from

singing—as a ‘battered woman’ from a working-class neighborhood

This edition is based on the Portuguese Tinta-da-china edition and includes an illuminating introduction about Campos by the Portuguese editors Jerónimo Pizarro and Antonio Cardiello

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Dolly Bellefleur

House Work Plainspeak singing—as a ‘battered woman’ fromCindy Juyoung Ok In House Work, the unit of the house comes alive and cycles through its roles as need, world, and limit. The poems are charmed by containment and estranged by domesticity both in a specific house and in the imagined abstraction of home. Housework, house, and work come to reflect architectural and emotional structures more and more variously.