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      2021., Adult, Esplanade Books Call No: QWF BLK Fic Eva    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: In this sweeping, allusive novel, the celebrated poet, dervish, and oral storyteller Tawhida Tanya Evanson comes to terms with what it means to stand on one's own two feet in an uncertain world. The acclaimed Antiguan-Canadian artist traces a global journey from Vancouver to the United States, Caribbean, Paris, and Morocco. As a relationship with her lover and travel partner disintegrates, she finds herself on a path toward personal discovery and spiritual fulfillment that leads her deep into the North African landscape.
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      2017., Ekstasis Editions Canada Call No: 811.6 E92b    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: Bothism is an experimental Sufi text. It is both sorrow and joy, day and night, content and form, dot and circle, the threshold between worlds. It moves from unity to multiplicity and back again exploring that which can be split and reunited: a cell, a relationship, society, faith, time, words on the page. It posits that if one thing is true, then the opposite must also true, and when asked to choose, the poet’s answer is always both.
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      2018., Frontenac House Poetry Call No: QWF BLK 811.6 E92n    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: "Nouveau Griot is the result of 20 years on stage and in studio. It is the text from four spoken word audio recordings made between 2004-2016: Invisible World, The Memorists, Language for Gods and ZENSHIP. This work is in the continuum of the griot, which is a French African word meaning "poet, singer and traveling musician [...] to whom supernatural powers are often attributed.""--