I Follow in the Dust She Raises - The Alaska Literary Series - Linda Martin - Books - University of Alaska Press - 9781602232556 - March 15, 2015
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I Follow in the Dust She Raises - The Alaska Literary Series


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Offers a collection of personal poems born from a life sharply observed. The author takes readers from the mountains of the West to the shores of Alaska, as she delves into the rippling depth of childhood experiences, tracks the moments that change a life, and settles into the fine grooves of age.


Marc Notes: 'I Follow in the Dust She Raises' is a collection of deeply personal poems born from a life sharply observed. Martin takes readers from the mountains of the West to the shores of Alaska, as she delves into the rippling depth of childhood experiences, tracks the moments that change a life, and settles into the fine grooves of age. Biographical Note: Linda Martin lives in Homer, Alaska, where she and her husband own and operate a glass shop. Review Quotes: "Mother, father, brother, sister, husband, daughter, son populate this book. But these relationships, past or present, are not static. As they move in time and place--Montana, Idaho, Manhattan, Alaska--the poems map an inner geography, spaces of loss and acceptance, memory and survival. They are stepping stones through a life only as ordinary as the truth of art. Martin's poems belie their artfulness almost with the ease of conversation; they ask for little but give much. Few poets can trace an itinerary of the heart with such distinctive grace and clarity."--Stan Sanvel Rubin, author of There. Here. and Hidden SequelReview Quotes: "These are poems of a humane poet who has made communion with our great ancient stories: when she sweeps away loss, she discovers wonder, when she wipes away tears, she discovers play, and when she faces difficult deaths, she reminds us that we all must face our lives even when they skim 'lightly on the tide, white, fine as baby hair.' This is a splendid book of fire and desire."--David Biespiel, author of The Book of Men and Women and A Thousand Faces

Contributor Bio:  Martin, Linda Linda Martin lives in Homer, Alaska, where she and her husband own and operate a glass shop.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released March 15, 2015
ISBN13 9781602232556
Publishers University of Alaska Press
Pages 60
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 8 mm   ·   113 g

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