Where Seas and Fables Meet: Parables, Fragments, Lines, Thought
May 2015 · Guernica Editions
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A book that is an open door, a current, an open window, a breeze over uncut grass, a dance of morning light on an old ruined sundial, a set of waves flowing up on a strange shore. This is a book that asks why do we give in to the psychotic and invasive Structure (and its many names)? A book that mingles witticisms and provocations so that the reader may settle into his or her soul and reflect. A book that works in associations, echoes, pulses, images, returns, vibrations, thought-experiments, dreams, visions and revisions. This is a book that should have an ellipse on the front page with an image of a shock of light
A book that is an open door, a current, an open window, a breeze over uncut grass, a dance of morning light on an old ruined sundial, a set of waves flowing up on a strange shore. This is a book that asks why do we give in to the psychotic and invasive Structure (and its many names)? A book that ...
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B.W. Powe is widely regarded as one of the original and unclassifiable authors in Canadian writing. He is the author of A Climate Charged, The Solitary Outlaw, A Tremendous Canada of Light, Outage, Light Onwords, Light Onwards, The Unsaid Passing, a finalist for the ReLit Prize, and These Shadows Remain.
B.W. Powe is widely regarded as one of the original and unclassifiable authors in Canadian writing. He is the author of A Climate Charged, The Solitary Outlaw, A Tremendous Canada of Light, Outage, Light Onwords, Light Onwards, The Unsaid Passing, a finalist for the ReLit Prize, and These Shadows...
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