Guernica: Poet to Poet (ePub)

Name: Guernica: Poet to Poet
Brand: Guernica Editions
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Poems written to poets and the stories that inspired them (Sprache: Englisch)

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Poets find inspiration in all manner of human experience, from the comical to the sombre. The creative processes by which they grow their poems to fruition are as diverse, and often as quirky, as their subjects. But what all poets have in common is their captivation by the work and lives of other poets, living and dead. Poet to Poet is a unique anthology that honours, and probes, this peculiar enchantment. Featuring work by Canadian poets written to, about, or in the manner of other poets, each poem is accompanied by a back story that provides a glimpse into the creative cauldron and the poetic communion of kindred spirits.

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Julie Roorda is the author of three volumes of poetryEleventh Toe(2001),Courage Underground(2006) andFloating Bodies(2010), and a collection of short storiesNaked in the Sanctuary(2004) all published by Guernica Editions. Her novel for young adultsWings of a Beewas published by Sumach Press in 2007.

Elana Wolff is the author of four collections of poetry with Guernica:Birdheart(2001),Mask(2003),You Speak to Me in Trees(2006), winner of the 2008 F.G. Bressani Prize for Poetry, andStartled Night. Elana is also co-author with the late poet, Malca Litovitz, ofSlow Dancing: Creativity and Illness, Duologue and Rengas(2008). A collection of short essays on contemporary poems, titledImplicate Me, was released with Guernica in 2010. Elana has taught English as a Second Language at York University in Toronto and at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem. She currently divides her time between writing, editing, and facilitating therapeutic community art.