This Side of Light - Souaid, Carolyn Marie
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"This Side of Light celebrates the evolution and scope of Souaid's work over a 25-year period, from the early titles focused on human connectedness and the difficult bridging of worlds, to more recent ones exploring themes of aging, loss, letting go, and the vulnerability of life. The poems have been selected from Souaid's eight previously published books of poetry by fellow poet Arleen Parâe, who also provides an introduction to Souaid's work."--

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"This Side of Light celebrates the evolution and scope of Souaid's work over a 25-year period, from the early titles focused on human connectedness and the difficult bridging of worlds, to more recent ones exploring themes of aging, loss, letting go, and the vulnerability of life. The poems have been selected from Souaid's eight previously published books of poetry by fellow poet Arleen Parâe, who also provides an introduction to Souaid's work."--
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Carolyn Marie Souaid is a Montreal-based writer, editor and painter. She is the author of nine poetry collections and the novel, Yasmeen Haddad Loves Joanasi Maqaittik, winner of the Silver Medal for Best Regional Fiction at the NYC Independent Publisher Book Awards. She has performed at literary festivals and events in Canada, Europe and the U.S., her work garnering a top prize at the Zebra Poetry Film Festival in Berlin and appearing on shortlists for the Pat Lowther Memorial Award and the A.M. Klein Prize for Poetry. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively to build bridges between linguistic and cultural communities in Quebec, including a decades-long involvement with the Inuit. Souaid's work has appeared in print and online journals, nationally and internationally, and has been featured on CBC-Radio. Her literary papers (1967-2022) are housed at Rare Books and Special Collections of the McLennan Library of McGill University.