George Murray's Whiteout Poems
George read from his new collection of poems today at the Biscuit Eater.
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George read from his new collection of poems today at the Biscuit Eater.
John Connolly and Declan Burke have created an outstanding list of 100 different authors of note.
Just reading through the list of abstracts I found a number of books and authors of interest.
Synopsis: An in-depth look at some of China's most impressive natural sites such as the ancient Han kingdom, the Mongol steppes, the Silk Road and the Tibetan Plateau.
Visually stunning presentation of th wild life and wild place of China.
Picked this book up as something to read on a recent trip and enjoyed the natural history and personal naturalist memoir.
At times it reads like Thoreau musing about the view out the window, yet in an urban setting.
A surprising amount of information is packed in this small volume.
We can learn much about human relations by observing crows and ravens.
In The Company of Crows and Ravens is comprehensive and illustrated with beautiful pen and ink drawings. I read this when it was first published in 2007 and was captivated by crows and ravens ever since. The Corvus genus are highly intelligent and one of most closely connected species to humans.
I fell in love with her poetry after reading her collection titled, A Village Life. She has this wonderful ability to describe the emotional side of people as they interact with each other and their surrounding.
I am enjoying the trip back to her roots in this complete collection.
Great opening scene, filled with tension and a classic rant written by one of the best living writers today, Aaron Sorkin.
I love his possession of the English language and ability to make me see and feel things differently. This is his definitive collection after decades of edits and revisions.
The more I read these poems, the more I am touched by the reasons I love living in Lunenburg. A Village Life by Louise Gluck is her eleventh collection of poems.