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In the Alaska-based poems ofBone Willows, the wheel of the year spins faster than in the Lower Forty-Eight: Arctic spring bicycles down a bookcase. And the frantic course of time affects everything from non-human nature to the ways a couple with a small child make their way in the world. Here, animals glow with no light, friends remind each other that it will break again, the push will come and it will all break again, and home is a secret held against hard dark. In this debut collection, James Engelhardt gives readers the hidden Alaskanot of glaciers and brown bears and tourist stopsbut of expressways and families and dinner parties.How to make sense of moving to, and living in, Alaska? In James Engelhardts debut collection, these questions form the narrative and meditative frame for a landscape of domesticity and wilderness. Change comes quickly in the Far North, and transformation is the only constant.
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Promotion through social media to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, and AmazonJames Engelhardts outstanding first collection explores the tensions as well as the wonderment of alĂ3
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