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--Byrna Hallam
small town diners and a lowly East Vancouver apartment with a view of the mountains
The poems in Reconciliation dwell on the rigours of labour
Jay Ruzesky's exploration of everyday life is a boon and a treasure to us all
Ferris is forced to confront increasing concern for his two families—his wife Anna and their son Willow
Forage Product Form:Paperback / softback --Byrna HallamDescription Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope