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HOME AND AWAY, Alberta's Finest Poets Muse on the Meaning of Home, Edited by Dymphny Dronyk and Angela Kublik (1st Ed. SIGNED)

HOME AND AWAY, Alberta's Finest Poets Muse on the Meaning of Home, Edited by Dymphny Dronyk and Angela Kublik (1st Ed. SIGNED)

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Author: Various. Edited by Dymphny Dronyk and Angela Kublik. Published by House of Blue Skies, Edmonton, Alberta, 2009, 1st Edition. RARE: SIGNED, Dedicated and Dated by one of the Authors (Suzanne Harris) with a beautiful dedication to her mother. Printed in Canada by Friesens Corp. Like New Condition SOFTCOVER Book. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 9 x 6 inch, 197 pages includes author biographs.  

HOME AND AWAY, Alberta's Finest Poets Muse on the Meaning of Home, is an anthology overflowing with 123 poems, by 68 of Alberta's best poets!

The main question asked is "What is Home?" and therefore many of these poems embrace the broadest definition of home, of the Earth as our one shared home, while others celebrate the small joys of home, such as clean sheets or watching a sunrise while drinking tea. The poems collected here have sparked even more conversation about eh idea of home, and how that idea shapes our lives.

Suzanne Harris, is a writer, editor, and writing coach living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. An experienced public relations practitioner, she has been writing professionally for over 20 years. Her writing life has stretched from the highly organized, business-minded, deadline-driven world of public relations to the unstructured, playful, open-ended world of the creative.

Angela Kublik, is an Edmonton based writer, librarian, editor and publisher. Her chapbook, If I Must Leave, was published in 2017 by House of Blue Skies. With Dymphny Dronyk, she edited two best-selling poetry anthologies: Home and Away: Alberta’s Finest Poets Muse on the Meaning of Home (2009) and Writing the Land: Alberta through its Poets (2007).

Dymphny Dronyk, works as a mediator for Alberta Justice and is also an editor, translator, and a story doula. She is passionate about the magic of story and has woven words for money and for love for more than 35 years.

1st Edition Author Signed  

ISBN: 9780978458812  

GC&C Stock # 5195

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