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These poems resound . . . making more than sorrow of our lost memory and aching bones. The line in Cooley's voice is a cordial breath, calling us back around to these sound-making and understated bodies of ours.--The Typescript These poems resound . . . making more than sorrow of our lost memory and aching bones. The line in Cooley's voice is a cordial breath, calling us back around to these sound-making and understated bodies of ours. --The Typescript Cooley writes of and around the body, utilizing the core of his subject to articulate memory, utilize sound and cadence, all of which is propelled across the length and breadth of his lone and long-standing prairie syntax. --rob mclennan

Cooley writes of and around the body, utilizing the core of his subject to articulate memory, utilize sound and cadence, all of which is propelled across the length and breadth of his lone and long-standing prairie syntax. --rob mclennan

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Dennis Cooley is a founding member and three times president of the Manitoba Writer's Guild, founding editor with Turnstone Press and professor at St. John's College at the University of Manitoba. He has lived his creative life on the prairies, where he has been a poet, publisher, teacher, critic, theorist, anthologist, reviewer, organizer, mentor.

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