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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. From 2018 to 2021, award-winning writer Thorpe Moeckel made several canoe expeditions through the Lower Canyons of the Rio Grande around Big Bend Country. He brought background reading and thinking about the natural and human history of the place, as well as about its current states, and here he's distilled all of that, including personal trials and discoveries, into a wild river trip of a book. With sensitivity, ranginess, and intimacy, Closer to Nowhere reckons with the stark wonders and complexities of the Chihuahua desert ecosystem, the river and border that cuts through it, and the pressures of deep time as well as the contemporary historical moment. Guided by, while often guiding on, rivers all his life, Moeckel in this book "flips the boat" and immerses readers in those presences, material and spiritual, that are most palpable when one lets go to the river and its tangled interrelations. "Closer to Nowhere is a stunning hybrid work that explores borders, connection, loss; that features talking rivers and catfish and the rushing water and towering canyons of the Rio Grande; and that interrogates the bewilderment and complexity of being alive with wistfulness and beauty." -Karen E. Bender, author of The Words of Dr. L "Personal diary, log book, field notes, meditation, verse, chronicle, fable, to-do list, Closer to Nowhere is, ultimately, a splendid tribute to a place which unfolds in a myr - iad of ways but that, no matter how much we think we know it, remains untamed." -Juan Manuel Portillo, author of Vigilia "Those of us who choose to live our lives on and in rivers experience them as more than metaphor - as the tangible lifeblood of our living, evolving planet. Thorpe Moeckel captures that pulse as few can, and he shares it beautifully in his ode to the Rio Grande, Closer to Nowhere." -Wickliffe Walker, author of Torrents as Yet Unknown. Thorpe Moeckel is the author of eight books, which include poetry, a middle grade novel, nonfiction, and hybrid works. His writing has been widely anthologized and honored with NEA, Javits, Hoyns, Sustainable Arts, and Kenan Fellowships. He has taught at Hollins University since 2005, and he loves exploring around Western Virginia, where he lives, and beyond. 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. From 2018 to 2021, award-winning writer Thorpe Moeckel made several canoe expeditions through the Lower Canyons of the Rio Grande around Big Bend Country. He brought background reading and thinking about the natural and human history of the place, as well as about its current states, and here he's distilled all of that, including personal trials and discoveries, into a wild river trip of a book. With sensitivity, ranginess, and intimacy, Closer to Nowhere reckons with the stark wonders and complexities of the Chihuahua desert ecosystem, the river and border that cuts through it, and the pressures of deep time as well as the contemporary historical moment. Guided by, while often guiding on, rivers all his life, Moeckel in this book "flips the boat" and immerses readers in those presences, material and spiritual, that are most palpable when one lets go to the river and its tangled interrelations. "Closer to Nowhere is a stunning hybrid work that explores borders, connection, loss; that features talking rivers and catfish and the rushing water and towering canyons of the Rio Grande; and that interrogates the bewilderment and complexity of being alive with wistfulness and beauty." -Karen E. Bender, author of The Words of Dr. L "Personal diary, log book, field notes, meditation, verse, chronicle, fable, to-do list, Closer to Nowhere is, ultimately, a splendid tribute to a place which unfolds in a myr - iad of ways but that, no matter how much we think we know it, remains untamed." -Juan Manuel Portillo, author of Vigilia "Those of us who choose to live our lives on and in rivers experience them as more than metaphor - as the tangible lifeblood of our living, evolving planet. Thorpe Moeckel captures that pulse as few can, and he shares it beautifully in his ode to the Rio Grande, Closer to Nowhere." -Wickliffe Walker, author of Torrents as Yet Unknown. Thorpe Moeckel is the author of eight books, which include poetry, a middle grade novel, nonfiction, and hybrid works. His writing has been widely anthologized and honored with NEA, Javits, Hoyns, Sustainable Arts, and Kenan Fellowships. He has taught at Hollins University since 2005, and he loves exploring around Western Virginia, where he lives, and beyond. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Amy Le Ann Richardson is the author of two poetry chapbooks: Make Believe Worlds We Built Together, Bottlecap Press 2023, and Who You Grow Into, Finishing Line Press 2024. Her work is featured in multiple journals, including Pine Mountain Sand & Gravel and Still: The Journal and often explores the interplay between humanity and the environment, reflecting on the urgent issue of climate crisis and our relationship with the land. Amy earned her MFA from Spalding University ('09), spent several years teaching university writing courses, and currently works for a non-profit organization supporting farmers and food systems across Kentucky. She is a farmer, writer, and visual artist who has received grants and fellowships from the Kentucky Foundation for Women, which have allowed her to explore her passions more fully and to bring them into her community through artmaking. She lives and works on her farm in Carter County, KY.'I do not want to be painted like one of your French girls. I want to be described looming in the past like one of Amy Le Ann Richardson's trees, to be seen gathering myself across white space like her rocks, to be felt in ink spilling over banks like her creeks. Richardson digs deep into the soil of her Kentucky, of her Appalachia, and beating through generations of pain and love and mud is a heart forged in dirt.'Willie Edward Taylor Carver, Jr. author of Gay Poems for Red States'From her beloved Carter County, Kentucky, Amy Le Ann Richardson builds a shrine of words to the natural world. Fueled by a love of the outdoors, the poet observes and records her surroundings with a keen expertise of natural disasters, climate failures, and the 'lungs of earth gasping.' Yet she never despairs, balancing catastrophe with contemplation and abolishing fear with veneration of 'these small wonders' in her firmly-rooted place.'Marianne Worthington author of The Girl Singer.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Out of Places | Poems | Amy Le Ann Richardson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Pine Row Press | EAN 9781963110135 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The poems in Tidal bring a lifetime of struggle, wonder and pain into luminous relief. Standout pieces like 'Cardinal Flower,' 'Chocolate Souffle,' 'Dad at 96,' 'Naming the Hills' and the brilliant political allegory 'Driving Lessons, Baldwin County, Georgia' chronicle the passage of family, society and season with exuberant precision. Lee's portrait of Georgia (where 'the weight of kudzu collapses tar shacks, throttles trees') is haunting, and her meditations on late motherhood and desire break new ground. Whether an old piano without a single working key, or 'a loon calling make-love, make-love from the lake below,' Mary Dean Lee hears the music in all things.Derek Webster, author of Mockingbird and National AnimalMary Dean Lee disrupts the breezy folk song about my land and your land. Geography--the salt marsh, the pine and pecan groves, the big up country wilderness--is only the beginning. Her body is your body too. Her sex is your sex. Her great want is your great want. And her justice is your justice. Lee cries at life and smirks at death and when the music stops she's the one still dancing. Tidal is a smashing debut.Barrett Warner, author of Why Is It So Hard to Kill You Born out of the mysterious Georgia wetlands, the poems in Mary Dean Lee's Tidal ring out, echoing across a far greater expanse of geography and time. Salt marshes and mud flats populate these poems as does the moon that rules all our rising and falling. But at the center is the woman reflecting on her life, raging against social injustice, swimming through grief, and flowing in the currents of romantic love. These poems are powerfully political and deeply personal.Denton Loving, author of Tamp.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Tidal | Mary Dean Lee | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Pine Row Press | EAN 9781963110074 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.