Apostrophes: Woman at a Piano

Literature & Fiction

Blodgett, E.D.

Poetry

Buschekbooks

For the Living and the Dead (Spanish Edition)

Tranströmer, Tomas

Landed

Donovan, Rita

One of the Chosen

ITANI, Frances

Zettell, Susan

Gleed, Danuta

Contemporary

What Holds Us Here : Poems

Warland, Betsy

The mother/child relationship affects us as children (or as mothers) all our lives. "Quintet offers five views of this relationship, expressed in short fiction and poetry, by five of the best new writers in Canada.

Quintet

Goliger, Gabriella

Hawkins, Sharon

McInnis, Nadine

Nicholls, Sandra

"Transfiguration is an unusual book. It is a rare merging of Canada's French and English literatures. Its creation in renga form involved alternating poems and poem responses by the authors, each written in the author's mother tongue. Once finished, the authors then translated each other's work producing truly bilingual creation that was co-published by a French and an English publisher. But more than this "Transfiguration is a beautiful book, a book of exquisite art and poetry.

Transfiguration

E.D. Blodgett

"Antonio Machado said, 'Every poet should create for himself a metaphysics which he need not expound, but which will lie implicit in his work.' What lies implicit in "Apostrophes III: alone upon the earth, is a deep belief in the sacredness of the moment, the voices of that moment. E.D. Blodgett's poetry gives us revelations, the depth of human experience when we 'pass into ourselves, ' the silence of ourselves, stillness and rapture, 'the sleeping that we are.' Here is the grace of seeing and listening, the ecstasy of understanding. Here is being and time, both roses rising through flesh. "(Don Domanski)

Apostrophes III: Alone upon the Earth

"Hawthorn House, a memoir by the distinguished Canadian poet and translator Philip Stratford, takes us to his childhood home on the shores of the St. Clair River, just south of Sarnia. Philip Statford lived in Montreal, where he had a distinguished career as an academic, poet and translator. He was the founder and first president of the Literary Translators Association of Canada. He passed away in 1999.

Hawthorn House

Travel

Stratford, Philip

Specialty Travel

Enter Mourning powerfully chronicles the author’s difficult journey through her mother's decline and death from an insidious condition. Heather Menzies and her siblings struggle as part of the sandwich generation that provides care for both their immediate family and their aging parents. From dismissing her mother’s dementia to moving her into a nursing home, Menzies must continuously shift her focus while dealing with difficult emotions raised by her brother and sister. Balancing poetic language and practical sensibilities, Enter Mourning limns a mother losing her grip on reality and a daughter coming to grips with her own as she chronicles her transformative journey from self-interested baby boomer to a slower, more rhythmic language of touch, gesture, and cadence.”

Enter Mourning

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Menzies, Heather

Mental Health

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Buschekbooks publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Buschekbooks