A poetry collection of discovery Year of the Metal RabbitTammy ArmstrongGaspereau Press The poems in Tammy Armstrong’s fifth collection of poetry, Year of the Metal Rabbit, come from a place […]
by : Jenn Thornhill Verma
Poetry
“An enjoyable read for Newfoundlanders, expats and visitors alike.”
“Pivot Point is a pleasure to look at, hold, read, ponder and revisit.”
Crow Gulch shows us a poet with a distinct style and point of view.
Hugh Thomas plays the role of an interpreter who doesn’t speak the language.
Annick MacAskill on Bernier-Cormier’s Correspondent
Wandering the valleys of memory, chambers of relationship and intimacy
The poet weaves themes of love and loss, wandering and discovery
Climbing Knocknarea, Choyce’s 92nd book, includes 52 poems
Steinfeld’s poems make us question the absurdity of our efforts to make meaning, and at the same time, are a testament to the imperative to keep trying
These gentle poems touch on many subjects including carpentry, eggs, Italian songs, trees and other green things; they ponder the mystery of death and dichotomy as matter-of-factly as a pretty bunch of flowers might nod to the setting sun
The poet shows us no mercy in the showing of the blackness that exists in this world and the afterlife
