Autorentext

Carole Giangrande was born and raised in the New York city area, and came to Canada to study at the University of Toronto. She's worked as a broadcast journalist for CBC Radio, a Writer-in-Residence and as a teacher of journalism and political science, and she's given readings at Harbourfront, Hart House and the Banff Centre for the Arts. Her fiction, articles and reviews have appeared in Grain, New Quarterly, Descant, Canadian Forum, Matrix, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star and Books in Canada. Her poetry has been published in Queens Quarterly, Grain, Spiritus, The New Quarterly, Braided Way, Mudlark and Prairie Fire. Her essays have appeared in Eastern Iowa Review, EcoTheo Review and Antigonish Review. She's married and lives in Toronto where she enjoys birding and photography.

Klappentext

The latest collection from award-winning poet Carol Giangrande explores time, grief, rebirth, and recalibration through the lens of the pastoral. In this "birdmind" view of love, loss and belonging, Giangrande captures the uneasy interplay between the human and the natural world.