P.W. Bridgman |
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While
throughout his life he has been a committed and passionate reader of poetry,
P.W. Bridgman is, by admission, an outlier and an unruly (if not ungovernable)
latecomer to the writing of poems. In the words of Vancouver’s former
poet laureate, George McWhirter, he is an “open, free-agent versifier”.
Less bounded than most by convention, Bridgman writes poems which have
drawn favorable comment and praise for their boldness and originality,
both as to form and content.
P.W. Bridgman writes from Vancouver, Canada. He has previously published two books of short fiction—a selection of short stories entitled Standing at an Angle to My Age (Libros Libertad) in 2013, and a selection of short stories and flash fiction entitled The Four-Faced Liar (Ekstasis Editions) in 2021. His first collection of poems, entitled A Lamb, appeared under the Ekstasis Editions imprint in 2018. Learn more about P.W. Bridgman by visiting his website at <www.pwbridgman.ca>
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978-1-77171-428-0 |
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