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ISBN
978-1-77171-344-3 Letters from the Old Country (poetry) 23.95
published 2019 80 pages
There’s a sensitivity, a subtlety and inventiveness in these poems
that allows cadence to dance slowly down the heart of each page. His organically
shaped lines flow like pure liquid. Cathers has become, by now, nothing
less than a contemporary Master in Canadian poetry.
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ISBN
978-1-77171-221-7 Missing Pieces (poetry) 23.95
published 2017 60 pages
Ken Cathers has for decades been one of the country's best, if unsung,
poets. In his late middle-age he's now becoming nothing less than a master.
Cathers always 'sounds' right, and never more than here in Missing
Pieces.
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ISBN
978-1-897430-06-4 Blues For the Grauballeman (poetry) 19.95
published 2007 106 pages
Blues For the
Grauballeman creates a landscape of language that engages the reader
not only on a visual and visceral level but on an emotional and intellectual
one as well. As the poet digs for truth and sifts through layers of meaning,
the poem embodies a created experience: the physical body of utterance,
the archeological flesh of meaning. |
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ISBN
1-896860-16-8 World of Strangers (poetry) 12.95
published 1997 64 pages
In World of Strangers
images follow one after another as in a dream, but the poems are firmly
rooted in the particulars of smalltown life. It becomes clear that in
every flowering garden there are buried bones. |