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Human Story will not Consume the Cosmos

By (author): Alexander Hollenberg

In Human Story will not Consume the Cosmos, Alexander Hollenberg explores the way in which poetry straddles the divide between the meaning-making impulse of the constructed human world and the wilder, wily resistance of the seemingly vulnerable non-human world. Plainspoken, alert, Hollenberg’s poems work recursively, repurposing words, images and motifs in new contexts in order to celebrate the richness and risks of storytelling.

AUTHOR

Alexander Hollenberg

Alexander Hollenberg is a Pushcart-nominated poet and professor of storytelling. Some of his recent poems have appeared in Arc Poetry Magazine, Best Canadian Poetry 2025, CV2, Grain and The New Quarterly. He is a past winner of CV2’s Two-Day Poem Contest and has been longlisted for several other awards, including the CBC Poetry Prize, the Nick Blatchford Occasional Verse Contest and the Ralph Gustafson Poetry Prize. He is from Hamilton, Ontario.


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In Human Story will not Consume the Cosmos, Alexander Hollenberg explores the way in which poetry straddles the divide between the meaning-making impulse of the constructed human world and the wilder, wily resistance of the seemingly vulnerable non-human world. Plainspoken, alert, Hollenberg’s poems work recursively, repurposing words, images and motifs in new contexts in order to celebrate the richness and risks of storytelling.



Human Story will not Consume the Cosmos, is an ode to living language. —Matthew Boylan, The Ampersand Review

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Dimensions:

128 Pages
8.5in * 5.3in * 0.4in
242gr

Published:

June 23, 2025

City of Publication:

Sackville

Country of Publication:

CA

ISBN:

9781554472789

Book Subjects:

POETRY / Canadian

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Language:

eng

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