Poetry Anthologies (multiple Authors)
Ekstasies
Thirty Years: The Ekstasis Anthology
- Publisher
- Ekstasis Editions
- Initial publish date
- Nov 2012
- Category
- Anthologies (multiple authors)
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9781897430002
- Publish Date
- Nov 2012
- List Price
- $23.95
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Description
Published to mark the 30th anniversary of Ekstasis Editions, Ekstasies: Thirty Years of Ekstasis Editions features highlights from the hundreds of poetry volumes published by this eclectic literary press. From well-known names to brand new voices, Ekstasies offers a fascinating glimpse into Canadian poetry during the last quarter century. Containing a wide range of styles, including lyric, narrative, language-based and spoken-word poetry, Ekstasies demonstrates a refreshing breadth of vision and voice from a press that has specialized in the publishing poets.
About the authors
Carol Ann Sokoloff is a poet and singer-songwriter who conducts poetry workshops in schools. She is the author of the poetry book Eternal Lake O'Hara and the picture book Colours Everywhere You Go, also illustrated by Tineke Visser.
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Richard Olafson is an editor, poet, book designer and publisher. A long-time Victoria resident, he is active in many community organizations. Olafson has published a number of books and chapbooks, among them Blood of the Moon, Cloud on My Tongue, and There Are Some So Unlucky They Do Not Even Have Bodies. He attended the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics in its second year of operation and was much influenced the following year by taking classes from Warren Tallman at UBC’s English Department. He is also the publisher of the Pacific Rim Review of Books. He lives in Victoria with his family.
Other titles by
Other titles by
Blood of the Moon
30th Anniversary Edition
Island in the Light
Along the Rim
The Best of Pacfic Rim Review of Books Volume Two
Against the Shore
The Best of the Pacific Rim Review of Books
There Are Some Men So Unlucky
Cloud on My Tongue
Radar
The Ocean and My Body Are One, My Body Is the Ocean
In Arbutus Light
