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Groundwork

By (author): Amanda Jernigan

Amanda Jernigan’s Groundwork is epic in ambition and scope, a collection of poetic sequences, both intensely personal and mythopoetic, representing stages in the poet’s thinking about language and place, and form a series of parallel meditations on the past, present and the mythological constructs with which we seek to join them.

AUTHOR

Amanda Jernigan

Amanda Jernigan is the author of two previous collections of poems, Groundwork and All the Daylight Hours, and of the chapbook The Temple, published by Baseline Press in 2018. Her poems have appeared in Poetry, Parnassus, PN Review, The Dark Horse, Atlanta Review, and The Nation, as well as in numerous Canadian literaries, and have been set to music, most recently by Zachary Wadsworth and Colin Labadie. She is an essayist and editor as well as a poet, and has written for the stage.

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Dimensions:

64 Pages
8.53in * 5.53in * .22in
120.00gr

Published:

September 01, 2011

Publisher:

Biblioasis

ISBN:

9781926845258

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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