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Most Beautiful
Contributor(s): McBride, Elizabeth S. E. (Author), Cronenwett, Connie
ISBN: 1948461358     ISBN-13: 9781948461351
Publisher: Poetry Box
OUR PRICE:   $13.30  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: October 2019
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BISAC Categories:
- Poetry | Subjects & Themes - Nature
- Poetry | Subjects & Themes - Places
- Art | Subjects & Themes - Landscapes & Seascapes
Physical Information: 0.12" H x 5.5" W x 8.5" (0.19 lbs) 48 pages
 
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It's not always easy to unplug, taking notice of the gifts that nature offers. Elizabeth McBride's poetry and prose invites you to bear witness to the non-events, by simply noticing a boulder or the worn remains of a dock, stretching toward the horizon. There is much to be discovered in this region of Michigan Experience what is here, what has been, and what is changing right beneath your feet and over your head. Let the artwork and lyrical verse on these pages whet your appetite for the great outdoors, as you venture out into this place Most Beautiful.

Advance Praise:

"McBride takes us on a glorious tour of the area: to the farms of Port Oneida, to the little town of Empire, to the vistas of Pierce Stocking Drive and the thrill of Pyramid Point and its shipwrecks."
--Betsy Wagner, Glen Arbor Arts Center, Artist-in-Residence Program

"In her luminous work, Elizabeth McBride's elegant and earthbound writing creates that uncommon experience only a fine artist can give us."
--Jack Ridl, author of Practicing to Walk Like a Heron and Saint Peter and the Goldfinch

Contributor Bio(s): Cronenwett, Connie: - Connie Cronenwett lives in Dexter, Michigan. She is a landscape painter, working in oil and pastel. When painting, her goal is to go beyond the appearance of a scene, to somehow capture the spirit of a place. She was an artist-in-residence through the Glen Arbor Art Association in 2013. Her work can always be found at WSG gallery in Ann Arbor, MI.McBride, Elizabeth S. E.: - Elizabeth S.E. McBride's poetry is often an experience of walking in this world as a careful and curious observer-the natural result of her reverence for the wonders of creation and those with whom it is shared. Her poetry can be seen in the following literary journals and publications: Dunes Review, Louisiana Literature, Third Wednesday, Red River Review, Seeding the Snow, Scintilla, Poetry Breakfast, and Peninsula Poets.