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2017., Edition des petits nuages Call No: 811.54 R124b Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: Poetry by Claudia Coutu Radmore.
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2018., Éditions de petite nuages Call No: 811.6 R124f Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: These poems might count as a section of memoir expressed in tanka. It is only the smallest part, a particle perhaps, of thoughts and feelings throughout the authors' life. Records of a kind. Not a narrative per se, but bits and pieces of nature, happiness, love, and sadnesses such as most people have, and about which many poets write. The ‘spine’, so to speak, of tanka poetry.
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2010., Two Cultures Press Call No: 811.54 R124a Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: “These poems are in the voices of my actual direct ancestors and their close ancestral relatives between the years 1672 to 1792. Speakers were chosen who would best portray the history, culture and actual experiences of New France settlers. For the most part, their lives would have been typical of the habitant lifestyle in the rural areas. Though the Cottu (Coutu) family would become habitants of the Seigneurie at Lavaltrie, roughly 40 km east of Montreal on the north side of the St. Lawrence River, the family would spend ten years within Montreal’s walls (1690 – 1700) for safety during the height of the Iroquois raids.“ ––from the Introduction.
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2020., Shoreline Press Call No: 811.54 R124p Availability:1 of 1 At Your Library Summary Note: With an artist’s eye for telling particulars and a musician’s good ear, especially for the unyielding language of heavy machinery and labour, Claudia Coutu Radmore’d depiction of the wrong side of the tracks where she grew up is the “right” side for vivid, urban, memorable poetry. - From the publisher.
