Publisher:
McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal [Que.]
Prayer -- Because thrift is not always a virtue -- Daylight savings -- Spring -- Equinox -- Black forest -- Lot's wife -- Two rivers, Ontreal, 1669 -- Accident at Windsor Station, Montreal, Saint Patrick's day, 1909 -- Virtuoso -- X -- Summer sublet...
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Prayer -- Because thrift is not always a virtue -- Daylight savings -- Spring -- Equinox -- Black forest -- Lot's wife -- Two rivers, Ontreal, 1669 -- Accident at Windsor Station, Montreal, Saint Patrick's day, 1909 -- Virtuoso -- X -- Summer sublet -- For rent -- Shadow -- Why we have lived so luckily -- Dream pockets -- Sleeping figures -- Mary's milk -- Mrs. A's vegetable stand -- Milk Muse -- Mother platypus -- Instructions for the child in the womb -- Inkling -- At the tomb of King Tut's wet nurse -- Angel maker -- Medea -- On the difference between boys and girls -- Hera -- Wind -- Urgent care -- Breather -- Ultrasounds -- Incident room -- Ward -- Real living -- The mend -- Autumn song -- Gestures of living -- Naming the children -- The whelping -- Katie flower -- Penguins at the ecodome -- Foreign exchange -- Day and night -- Girl in the butterfly house -- Amber song -- Goose Bay, Prince Edward Island -- The grass.
Publisher:
MQUP, Montreal
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ProQuest, Ann Arbor, Michigan
In Wet Apples, White Blood, nursing, as a constant creative act dependent on the baby's demand, is a trope for the creative process and for questions of biology, psychology, and spirituality.
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In Wet Apples, White Blood, nursing, as a constant creative act dependent on the baby's demand, is a trope for the creative process and for questions of biology, psychology, and spirituality.
