The Slaughterman’s Daughter Anger is a sport of moments

is a sport of moments that stand the test of time

an abecedary composed of distant landforms

As scary as it may seem

But prophecies are not easy to rewrite

to stretch

The Slaughterman’s Daughter Anger is a sport of momentsWhen Fanny Keismann turns ten, her father, Grodnos ritual slaughterer, gives her a knife, and she soon develops a talent for her fathers trade. But in nineteenth century Russia, ritual slaughter does not befit a wife and mother, so when it comes time to marry and raise a family, Fanny abandons her work and devotes herself to raising her five children. When Fannys older sisters husband disappears, Fanny leaves her own family and sets out for the great