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The poetry of Guido Cavalcanti university of alberta press translated by david r. slavitt Working under the significant restraints of Cavalcanti’s elaborate 4 dear Hermes. structures, Slavitt renders a translation faithful to the original michelle smith poetry in both rhyme and rhythm. Smith’s debut collection showcases a wide-ranging fascination athabasca university press (au press) with places, people, and story. Framed by imaginative travelogues addressed to Greek gods, dear Hermes. offers readers an escape and an entrance — out of time and into the poet’s luminous experience. university of alberta press 2 $42.50 $14.95 $16.95 pb pb pb $30.00 pb 978-1-897126-79-0 978-1-55481-104-5 978-0-9689754-3-5 0-9689754-0-2 isbn isbn isbn isbn ▴ ▴ 1 2 5 ▴ 6 ▴ $19.95 $34.95 $24.95 pb $15.95 pb pb pb 978-1-927063-13-2 978-1-927063-13-2 978-0-88864-600-2 978-0-88864-606-4 978-1-897181-57-7 isbn isbn isbn isbn ▴ ▴ 3 ▴ 4 ▴ 7 8 5 Milt Harradence: The Western Flair c.d. evans In this memoir, C.D. 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In this unsentimental collection Pursuing China: brian l. e vans of poems, Barbara Langhorst revisits a violent personal tragedy Evans blends memoir and history to draw a vivid picture of China Restless through startling imagery that rends even as it heals. and its cultural outreach over three decades. 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In this 20th anniversary labyrinth toward an unspecified finish line.” edition, Meili supplements her original text with new profiles and frontenac house interviews that further the collective story of these men and women. 4 Wells newest press jenna butler Jenna Butler draws on her own experiences of her grandmother’s disappearance into senile dementia to reassemble a sensual world that crackles with imagery and rhythm. 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The inspiring story of the 100-year history of the Calgary Public kingsley publishing Library and the people and community who created it. kingsley publishing 6 My Heroes Have Always Been Indians cora j. voyageur 2 Civilizing the Wilderness Aboriginal author Cora J. Voyageur reminds us of how Aboriginal Culture and Nature in Pre-Confederation Canada people contribute to Alberta.
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