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Item Information       More Content     More by this author     Amirault, Mallory.     Subjects     Canadian poetry -- 21st century.     Prose poems, Canadian.     Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia.     Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia -- Women authors.     Canadian poetry -- First Nations authors.     Canadian poetry -- Women authors.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Amirault, Mallory.       by title:      Brine / Mallory Amir...       by call number:      819.16 A517b     Search the Web     Amirault, Mallory.     Canadian poetry -- 21st century.     Prose poems, Canadian.     Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia.     Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia -- Women authors.     Canadian poetry -- First Nations authors.     Canadian poetry -- Women authors.       MARC Display

Brine / Mallory Amirault. by Amirault, Mallory. ARP Books, 2021. Call #: 819.16 A517b Subjects Canadian poetry -- 21st century.   Prose poems, Canadian.   Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia.   Canadian poetry -- Nova Scotia -- Women authors.   Canadian poetry -- First Nations authors.   Canadian poetry -- Women authors. ISBN:  9781927886526 (trade pbk) Description:  104 p. ; 22 cm. Notes:  Poems. Summary:  "Mallory Amirault's debut collection Brine is an ambitious land-metaphor; merging history and imagination, it's a work of poetry that doubles as a prose novel. Subtly unfolding character-led intimacies, it acts as an interruption to long-standing Maritime coloniality. Amirault describes Brine as an aboiteau at the shoreline of a colonial event. Engaging the elemental and political act of arriving and departing, the story is a mechanism that slowly removes salt from the Maritimes, and points to say ?wound?"--Publisher. Genre:  Canadian poetry. 2SLGBTQIA+ Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information No Item Information

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