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Glenn, Lorri Neilsen.
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Women -- Identity.
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Canadian essays -- 21st century.
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Canadian essays -- Métis authors.
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Glenn, Lorri Neilsen.
Women -- Identity.
Women -- Conduct of life.
Canadian essays -- 21st century.
Canadian essays -- Women authors.
Canadian essays -- Métis authors.
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Old moon in her arms : women I have known and been / Lorri Neilsen Glenn.
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Glenn, Lorri Neilsen.
Nimbus Publishing, 2024.
Call #:
819
.46
G558o
Subjects
Women -- Identity.
Women -- Conduct of life.
Canadian essays -- 21st century.
Canadian essays -- Women authors.
Canadian essays -- Métis authors.
ISBN:
9781774712696 (pbk)
Description:
272 p.
Summary:
"How does a woman compose a life? The Old Moon in Her Arms is a hybrid book of fragments, pivotal moments and images in the phases of a woman’s life, turning points rendered in Lorri Neilsen Glenn’s lyrical prose. Like the shifting images in a kaleidoscope, these glimpses into the life of an ordinary woman lay bare the ways family, landscape, loss, and a lifelong pursuit of knowledge have forced the author in her later years to examine what really matters. Here, readers bear witness to the making of a daughter, a student, a wife, a friend, a teacher, a mother, a feminist, an award-winning scholar and writer. Neilsen Glenn’s artistry weaves personal history, philosophy, pop culture, and contemporary thought to examine moments and people who’ve inhabited her life. “Over time and circumstance,” she says, “haven’t we all been various?” Guiding her exploration are the Cree concept of wahkohtowin, the kinship in all of creation, and the elliptical path of the moon. This hybrid collection of singular moments celebrates connection, wonder and endless curiosity."-- Publisher.
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Canadian essays.
Creative nonfiction.
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