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Apart: A Year of Pandemic Poetry and Prose

Apart: A Year of Pandemic Poetry and Prose

by Apart: A Year of Pandemic Poetry and Prose
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apart paints a vivid portrait of life in a pandemic, when "normal" is a thing of the past and anxiety is a faithful companion. Some of the writing is sad, even heart-breaking, a few pieces are funny and light-hearted, but many provide som much-needed comfort and imagination in a turbulent time. The writing is thoughtful, carefully observed, and insightful. And running through all the pieces, like a silver thread in a tapestry, is a note of optimism.

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BrandSwg - Saskatchewan Writers Guild
Pub dateJul 7, 2021
ISBN-100968845177
ISBN-139780968845172
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.99 × 0.74 × 6.05 in
Weight1 lb
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