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river runs through it: , collaborating with Julie Carr

by McLennan, Rob
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During the first year of the Covid-era, Ottawa poet rob mclennan and Denver poet Julie Carr began a collaboration of sorts, composing poems as a call-and-response, to help prompt each other into poems, and out of the dark uncertainty of daily news. They wrote poems in conversation, each beginning to work as a new poem from the other arrived. As he thought through the process, rob mclennan kept notes as journal entries on the poems, and the process. These are those notes.

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Pub dateJul 20, 2026
ISBN-101969900245
ISBN-139781969900242
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-07-23 03:50
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