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Tag Archives: Mornith
More on war
Trouble discussed briefly in a recent post on the The Mornith War has me thinking about an unfinished poem of mine from around 2004. I looked at it again this morning for the first time in years, wondered why I never thought of it while writing Mornith, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Blackberry Rock, Gloucester MA, James Cook poet, Mornith, Mornith War, poetry, Underutilized Species
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The Mornith War
The Bookstore of Gloucester is very kindly throwing a release party for the new book today. After the cover image, one or two notes on The Mornith War. Some thoughts about having the word “war” in the title of my book. “War” is not a word … Continue reading