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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Where the World Remembers Itself is a lyrical meditation on grief, belonging, and the quiet ways landscapes reshape the human heart. Rooted in Banff National Park, these poems move through mountains, lakes, forests, and silence-not as scenery, but as teachers.With philosophical clarity and emotional restraint, the collection explores how loss becomes geography, how smallness restores proportion, and how wonder survives without spectacle. Here, glaciers preach patience, water remembers what we try to forget, and the land offers no answers-only presence.These poems invite readers to slow down, to listen, and to remember themselves inside something vast, enduring, and quietly alive.-Meghan E. Brown is a poet and artist who calls Banff home, writing from deep connection to its landscapes, silence, and living presence. Her work grows from lived intimacy with the land and its quiet teachings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Salt, Bone, and the Shape of Home is a lyrical poetry collection born from distance, solitude, and the quiet courage it takes to listen to one's own life.Written from the perspective of a young woman who traveled alone across continents-from deserts and mountains to cities and coastlines-these poems trace the inner terrain shaped by movement, loss, wonder, and return. Each piece is rooted in the body and the earth: salt from the sea, dust from the road, bone as memory and compass.This is not a book about travel as escape, but travel as initiation. About learning to trust intuition when no map is offered. About the tenderness required to leave, and the deeper tenderness required to come back changed. Through spare, rhythmic language and intimate reflection, the collection explores belonging, karma, love, solitude, and the invisible threads that bind us to one another and to the world itself.Salt, Bone, and the Shape of Home invites readers to consider where they come from, what they carry, and how becoming is less about arrival than about attention.This is a book for anyone who has ever felt called by the road-and for anyone still learning how to feel at home in their own skin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2012 Cambridge University Press hardcover edition. Unread copy in very good condition. From the cover: Edgar Allan Poe mastered a variety of literary forms over the course of his brief and turbulent career. As a storyteller, Poe defied convention by creating Gothic tales of mystery, horror and suspense that remain widely popular today. This collection demonstrates how Poe's experience of early nineteenth-century American life fueled his iconoclasm and shaped his literary legacy. Rather than provide critical explications of his writings, each essay explores one aspect of Poe's immediate environment, using pertinent writings - verse, fiction, reviews and essays - to suit. Examining his geographical, social and literary contexts, as well as those created by the publishing industry and advances in science and technology, the essays paint an unprecedented portrait of Poe's life and times. Written for a wide audience, the collection will offer scholars and students of American literature, historians and general readers new insight into Poe's rich and complex work. Contents: Part One. Geographical Contexts 1. Great Britain Christopher Gair 2. The South James Hutchisson 3. The American West Nathaniel Lewis 4. The Sea David Dowling 5. France Andrea Goulet 6. The Near East Travis Montgomery 7. The Polar Regions Mark Canada Part Two. Social Contexts 8. The Urban Environment Bran Nichol 9. Curiosity Lindsey Hursh 10. Alcohol, Addiction, and Rehabilitation Paul Fisher 11. Fashion, Furnishings, and Style Patricia A. Cunningham 12. The American Stage Philip Edward Phillips 13. Lions and Bluestockings Anne Boyd Rioux 14. Slavery and Abolitionism Paul Christian Jones 15. The Cult of Mourning Therese M. Rizzo Part Three. The Contexts of Publishing 16. The Literary Profession John Evelev 17. Magazines Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock 18. Gift Books Kathryn R. Shinn 19. Literary Piracy Michael J. Everton 20. The Art of Reviewing Jonathan Hartmann 21. The Politics of Publishing Amy Branam Part Four. Literary Contexts 22. Ancient Classics Gregory Hays 23. Rabelais and Lesage Lois Davis Vines 24. The Gothic Movement Alan Brown 25. Byron Chris Beyers 26. Folk Narrative Katherine Kim 27. Transcendentalism Heidi Silcox 28. Charles Dickens Tara Moore 29. Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Art of the Tale Meghan A. Freeman Part Five. Scientific and Pseudoscientific Contexts 30. Phrenology Brett Zimmerman 31. Photography Satwik Dasgupta 32. Mesmerism Bruce Mills 33. Architecture Alvin Holm 34. The Heritage of Fiction Science Peter Swirski 35. Cosmology and Cosmogony Jonathan Taylor 36. Forensic Science Benjamin F. Fisher 37. Technology John Tresch.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Where the World Remembers Itself is a lyrical meditation on grief, belonging, and the quiet ways landscapes reshape the human heart. Rooted in Banff National Park, these poems move through mountains, lakes, forests, and silence-not as scenery, but as teachers.With philosophical clarity and emotional restraint, the collection explores how loss becomes geography, how smallness restores proportion, and how wonder survives without spectacle. Here, glaciers preach patience, water remembers what we try to forget, and the land offers no answers-only presence.These poems invite readers to slow down, to listen, and to remember themselves inside something vast, enduring, and quietly alive.-Meghan E. Brown is a poet and artist who calls Banff home, writing from deep connection to its landscapes, silence, and living presence. Her work grows from lived intimacy with the land and its quiet teachings. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Salt, Bone, and the Shape of Home is a lyrical poetry collection born from distance, solitude, and the quiet courage it takes to listen to one's own life.Written from the perspective of a young woman who traveled alone across continents-from deserts and mountains to cities and coastlines-these poems trace the inner terrain shaped by movement, loss, wonder, and return. Each piece is rooted in the body and the earth: salt from the sea, dust from the road, bone as memory and compass.This is not a book about travel as escape, but travel as initiation. About learning to trust intuition when no map is offered. About the tenderness required to leave, and the deeper tenderness required to come back changed. Through spare, rhythmic language and intimate reflection, the collection explores belonging, karma, love, solitude, and the invisible threads that bind us to one another and to the world itself.Salt, Bone, and the Shape of Home invites readers to consider where they come from, what they carry, and how becoming is less about arrival than about attention.This is a book for anyone who has ever felt called by the road-and for anyone still learning how to feel at home in their own skin. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…