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The ridge

Title
The ridge / Robert Bringhurst.
Author
Bringhurst, Robert
Publication
  • Madeira Park, BC : Harbour Publishing, [2023]
  • ©2023.

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Description
165 pages : music; 22 cm
Summary
"A new collection from one of Canada's finest contemporary poets. In The Ridge, Robert Bringhurst offers a work of nonfiction in poetic form, intensely focused on the ecological past, present and future of the West Coast of Canada. At the book's heart is a long poem, "The Ridge," in which Bringhurst makes meticulous use of scientific language and, with a poet's perspective and precision, translates abstract concepts into tangible and devastating imagery. Global energy consumption is measured in cords of wood instead of BTUs or megawatts; subatomic particles demarcating time and space are prayer flags tearing free in the slow destruction of the solar system. In dazzling prose that weaves together the physical and the metaphysical, Bringhurst shifts his attention from tiny spores to fish farms, the spirit world, telescopes and epistemology. Beautiful, profound and insightful, The Ridge reflects the author's reputation as one of Canada's most esteemed poets."--
Subject
  • Ecology > Canada > Poetry
  • POETRY / Subjects & Themes / Places
  • Ecology
  • Canada
Genre/Form
  • poetry.
  • Poetry
  • Poetry.
  • Poésie.
Note
  • Poems.
Additional Formats (note)
  • Issued also in electronic format.
Call Number
JFD 23-2200
ISBN
  • 9781990776250
  • 1990776256
OCLC
1350412402
Author
Bringhurst, Robert, author.
Title
The ridge / Robert Bringhurst.
Publisher
Madeira Park, BC : Harbour Publishing, [2023]
Copyright Date
©2023.
Type of Content
text
Type of Medium
unmediated
Type of Carrier
volume
Additional Formats
Issued also in electronic format.
Other Form:
Online version: Bringhurst, Robert. Ridge. Madeira Park, British Columbia, Canada : Harbour Publishing, 2023 1990776264 9781990776267 (OCoLC)1350412392
Research Call Number
JFD 23-2200
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