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Scar/city.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Elza, Daniela.
Series:
Hugh MacLennan Poetry Series
Hugh MacLennan Poetry Series ; v.91
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (161 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press, 2025.
Summary:
SCAR/CITY steps outside binary conversations and poetically interrogates a system that results in depravity and scarcity leaving us homeless literally and metaphorically. These poems walk streets and take snapshots of the impact financialization of our homes has on our sense of community and belonging.
Contents:
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SCAR/CITY
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CONTENTS
and walking is thinking I
&lt
&gt
scar/city
and walking is thinking II
city conversations
and walking is thinking IV
shortcutting
Trans Am Totem (what does a piece of art?
159 Hastings (golden age neon
and walking is thinking VII
adver/city
and walking is thinking III
adver/city II
the cold winter took a long time
and walking is thinking V
con/versions
and walking is thinking VI
con/versions II
and walking is thinking VIII
(in the nightmares of nomenclature
asp.halt spring
a walk d.own apostrophe lane
city of reFlexions
defining our terms
and walking is thinking X
this falling
what we leave at eternity's door
time unspools us
and walking is thinking IX
dying for answers
fragmented | summer
wednesday. rainfall.
:timeline: postmortem:
:g/loss/ary:
:sources:
:acknowledgments:
:under construction:.
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Other Format:
Print version: Elza, Daniela Scar/city
ISBN:
9780228024842
OCLC:
1513845783

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