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Tag Archives: nature poetry
I Hate Canadian Nature Poetry; Or, Why I Didn’t Like Arleen Paré’s Governer-General-Award-Nominated Lake of Two Mountains
Well, what a coincidence. I was just finally sitting down today to write a review of Arleen Paré’s poetry collection Lake of Two Mountains and guess what popped up on my social media feed. Paré has been nominated for the … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Indigenous, Lesbian, Poetry, Queer, Rural, Victoria
Tagged nature poetry
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“The heart has never surfaced more queer”: A Review of Emilia Nielsen’s Poetry Collection Surge Narrows
I wish I had had queer poet Emilia Nielsen’s collection of poetry Surge Narrows when I was land-locked and stuck living in Onterrible (I say that with love, I promise). Maybe it would have been too painful, though, to be reminded … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Lesbian, Poetry, Queer, Vancouver
Tagged leaf press, literature, nature poetry, west coast, women poets
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