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Moon on Wild Grasses, with illustrations by the author, shows the unsuspected scope of a...
In this new book, And Light Remains, Isabella Colalillo-Katz mobilizes a poignant poesis to probe...
Encompassing a range of emotions - tenderness, vengeance, desire, cruelty - this visionary poetry collection...
Most of the poems presented here are from Rosenfarb's last book of poetry, Aroys fun...
The poetic vision of A Taste of Earth, A Taste of Flame is timeless. It...
The imaginary world of Lebanese Canadian exiled poet Nadine Ltaif is rooted in the context of middle-eastern geography and mythology. Any attempt at understanding her poetic experience must be anchored in Mediterranean symbolism. The analysis of these Mediterranean symbols reveals a metaphysical process or a quest which begins with the exploration of the anguish of uprootedness and exile, reaches an emotional catharsis that desperately searches for a emotional refuge and finally leads to the emergence of a feeling of liberation and plenitude. -- Antoine Sassine, Mount Royal University, Calgary
