Conflict - McNair, Christine
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Poetry. CONFLICT interweaves ghosts, bad communication, the uncanny and the archival, to create a collection of poems that breaks down remembrance into abandoned historic markers, jet fuel, keening, or teeth. What you are given (this is a gift) is an insistent refusal to silence or shift. In exchange, the reader faces the impossibility of erasure and a gritty resistance. CONFLICT swells with the fractures and lacings in language, motion, architecture, and emotion; between individuals, systems, and mechanical silences. "Charged with high frequency syntax, kinetic with sonic flux, McNair's…mehr

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Poetry. CONFLICT interweaves ghosts, bad communication, the uncanny and the archival, to create a collection of poems that breaks down remembrance into abandoned historic markers, jet fuel, keening, or teeth. What you are given (this is a gift) is an insistent refusal to silence or shift. In exchange, the reader faces the impossibility of erasure and a gritty resistance. CONFLICT swells with the fractures and lacings in language, motion, architecture, and emotion; between individuals, systems, and mechanical silences. "Charged with high frequency syntax, kinetic with sonic flux, McNair's CONFLICT sends out a spirited transmission. Accruing a fervor and defiance, her poems push through the static of disjuncture--and connect with strength and spark. Her signal is crystal-filtered: fiat fiat fiat."--Sandra Ridley
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Autorenporträt
Christine McNair is the author of CHARM (BookThug, 2017), CONFLICT (BookThug, 2012; finalist for the City of Ottawa Book Award, the Archibald Lampman Award, and the ReLit Award, and shortlisted for the Robert Kroetsch Award for Innovative Poetry) and pleasantries and other misdemeanours (2013; shortlisted for the bpNichol chapbook award). Her work has appeared in Arc Poetry Magazine, CV2, Descant, Poetry is Dead, Prairie Fire, and other places. McNair lives in Ottawa, where she works as a book doctor.