Results for "Wilcox, Finn"

Poetry. Disability Studies. This chapbook brings a series of grieving poems to a world haunted by one of its most troubling paradoxes, how we are struck down in an otherwise healthy life by the disintegration of the self in dementia. They are the poems of a husband who writes while watching his wife... Read More about The Silence of a Shooting Star

Cultural Writing. Essays. Poetry. WORKING THE WOODS, WORKING THE SEA is a unique collection of poetry and prose by Gary Snyder, Tom Jay, Holly Hughes, Tim McNulty, Jim Dodge and many more of the North Pacific Coast. Deeply connected to the earth and sea through physical work, these writers speak elo... Read More about Working the Woods, Working the Sea: An Anthology of Northwest Writing

If the Universe is a kind of tree, as John Muir implies, love of forests must be at its root. This book is an arrangement of appreciations for trees as they sustain human consciousness, as they shape us and as we ourselves continue to learn from them. If the Universe is a kind of tree, as John Muir ... Read More about The Madrona Project: The Universe Is a Forest

A legendary figure in Pacific Northwest literary communities, Finn Wilcox's new collection contains: his classic Here Among the Sacrificed with poignant photographs by Steve R. Johnson, the poems from Nine Flower Mountain, detailing travels in China with noted translator Red Pine; Lesson Learned, L... Read More about Too Late to Turn Back Now: Prose & Poems 1980-2016: Prose & Poems

Poetry. In these warm, precise, and big-hearted poems, Finn Wilcox celebrates love, family, commitment, and the ever-deepening grace of a life shared with others. The poet looks back with tenderness on the generosity of parents, lovers, and friends. He regards the wonder of a lifelong partnership, p... Read More about Lesson Learned: Love Poems