O Cidadan - Moure, Erín
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This candid and passionate consideration of citizenship viewed through the feminine lens examines borders in language and in the body and explores ways in which nation and community may be reconsidered. These poems pulse, shift, overlap, echo, and capture sensual and political hinges in our social topography. Drawing on puns, shadows, images, charts, and crosswords, Erin Moure's poetic forms belie any settled, safe habitation of the page, extending the textual possibilities of language and expression. This is the final volume in a decade-long trilogy of work exploring language, feeling, responsibility, and identity within liminal territories.…mehr

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This candid and passionate consideration of citizenship viewed through the feminine lens examines borders in language and in the body and explores ways in which nation and community may be reconsidered. These poems pulse, shift, overlap, echo, and capture sensual and political hinges in our social topography. Drawing on puns, shadows, images, charts, and crosswords, Erin Moure's poetic forms belie any settled, safe habitation of the page, extending the textual possibilities of language and expression. This is the final volume in a decade-long trilogy of work exploring language, feeling, responsibility, and identity within liminal territories.
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ERÍN MOURE is a poet and translator (primarily of Galician and French poetry into English) who welcomes texts that are unconventional or difficult because she loves and needs them. Among other honours, she is a two-time winner of Canadäs Governor General¿s Award (in poetry and translation), a winner of the Pat Lowther Memorial Award and the Nelson Ball Prize, a co-recipient of the QWF Spoken Word Prize, a three-time finalist for a Best Translated Book Award in poetry, and a three-time finalist for the Griffin Poetry Prize. She is based in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal.