Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize
Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award
Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope and love. In her words, "the next shift may be the biggest one yet, the union of the living, from mosquito to manatee to mom."
Forage is accompanied by marginalia, Chinese characters and photos that give depth to the political context in which most of Wong's poems are situated. She is instructive without being pedantic, and thought-provoking while still calling forth humour and beauty.
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Rita Wong is the author of four books of poetry: monkeypuzzle (Press Gang, 1998), forage (Nightwood Editions, 2007), sybil unrest (Line Books, 2008, with Larissa Lai) and undercurrent (Nightwood Editions, 2015). forage was the winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize and Canada Reads Poetry 2011. Wong is an associate professor in the Critical and Cultural Studies department at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design on the unceded Coast Salish territories also known as Vancouver.
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Paperback. Condición: Good. Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope and love. In her words, "the next shift may be the biggest one yet, the union of the living, from mosquito to manatee to mom." Forage is accompanied by marginalia, Chinese characters and photos that give depth to the political context in which most of Wong's poems are situated. She is instructive without being pedantic, and thought-provoking while still calling forth humour and beauty. Nº de ref. del artículo: 00107169210
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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope and love. In her words, "the next shift may be the biggest one yet, the union of the living, from mosquito to manatee to mom." Forage is accompanied by marginalia, Chinese characters and photos that give depth to the political context in which most of Wong's poems are situated. She is instructive without being pedantic, and thought-provoking while still calling forth humour and beauty. Nº de ref. del artículo: 00103677449
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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope and love. In her words, "the next shift may be the biggest one yet, the union of the living, from mosquito to manatee to mom." Forage is accompanied by marginalia, Chinese characters and photos that give depth to the political context in which most of Wong's poems are situated. She is instructive without being pedantic, and thought-provoking while still calling forth humour and beauty. Nº de ref. del artículo: CIN0889712131VG
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Paperback. Condición: Good. Winner of the 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Finalist for the 2008 Asian American Literary Award Rita Wong's new collection of poems explores how ecological crises relate to the injustices of our international political landscape. Querying the relations between writing and other forms of action, Wong seeks a shift in consciousness through poems that bespeak a range of responses to our world: anger, protest, anxiety, bewilderment, hope and love. In her words, "the next shift may be the biggest one yet, the union of the living, from mosquito to manatee to mom." Forage is accompanied by marginalia, Chinese characters and photos that give depth to the political context in which most of Wong's poems are situated. She is instructive without being pedantic, and thought-provoking while still calling forth humour and beauty. Nº de ref. del artículo: CIN0889712131G
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Condición: Very Good+. A tight and unmarked copy-" Winner Of The 2008 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Rita Wong's New Collection Of Poems Explores How Ecological Crises Relate To The Injustices Of Our International Political Landscape. Querying The Relations Between Writing And Other Forms Of Action, Wong Seeks A Shift In Consciousness Through Poems That Bespeak A Range Of Responses To Our World: Anger, Protest, Anxiety, Bewilderment, Hope And Love. In Her Words, "The Next Shift May Be The Biggest One Yet, The Union Of The Living, From Mosquito To Manatee To Mom." "Forage" Is Accompanied By Marginalia, Chinese Characters, And Photos That Give Depth To The Political Context In Which Most Of Wong's Poems Are Situated. She Is Instructive Without Being Pedantic, And Thought-Provoking While Still Calling Forth Humor And Beauty." Some pages dog eared. Nº de ref. del artículo: 24620
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