What the River Was
Poems by Andrew McIver
por Andrew McIver
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Sobre o livro
In a year that has not happened in ripples or waves but in whitewater, rushing us toward a destination not yet known to us, What the River Was offers us a chance to pause and to consider the beauty of the world around us, the gravity of small things, and the quiet moments of our everday lives. At the same time, What the River Was asks us to examine the irony of the moments when our awe and appreciation for the environment are overshadowed by overconsumption and inevitably, destruction.
By incorporating both original and found poetry, poetry that pulls words and phrases from existing texts and transforms them into something new, in this two-part collection, we are given the perfect metaphor to describe how we can approach the climate crisis: by leaning into a meaningful repurposing of what already exists.
Características e detalhes
- Categoria principal: Poesia
- Categorias adicionais Natureza / Vida selvagem
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Opção de projeto: 15×23 cm
Nº de páginas: 76 -
ISBN
- Capa dura, Sobrecapa: 9781715835385
- Data de publicação: nov 16, 2020
- Idioma English
- Palavras-chavee nature writing, nature, poetry
Sobre o autor
Andrew McIver is a dedicated artist, creator, freelance writer, photographer, and muskrat enthusiast. Since graduating from Winthrop University with a BA in English, he has self-published his first collection of poems, Weekend Revival: Stories and Poems, and has had poetry featured in several literary magazines including One Sentence Poems, Open Palm Print, and Lackadaisy Literary Magazine. When he’s not writing, exploring, or dreaming about creative projects, he can be found in the kitchen, spending quality time with his loved ones, or sitting on his porch with a glass of iced tea. Passionate about collaboration, McIver is incredibly grateful to be part of a community of supportive artists.