Description
This book marks the UK debut of Canadian poet Sheri Benning, featuring new poems alongside work previously published in Canada. Benning’s early work draws on her strongly felt connection to her native landscape, rural Saskatchewan. In poems that couple sinew and roots, blood and sap, skin and stone, Benning explores an ecology of affiliation between humans and the natural world. The poems are also alive to the quiet intimacies between father and daughter, mother and child, between siblings and between lovers. Benning’s later work travels further afield – to Russia, New Mexico, Scotland – but always the physical landscape is entwined with memory, the landscapes of the mind.
Classical Women Poets 
Let Us Compare Mythologies 
The 'White City' 
Dog Poems 
Counting Backwards 
Steep Tea 
Macavity 
Selected Poetry 
Hansel and Gretel 
Milk and Honey 
My First Mr. Men Nursery Rhymes