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The cycles of birth, death, and rebirth emerge in vivid colors in Brad Buchanan's The Birds of Poverty Ridge. These poems trace the author's recovery from medical trauma, mourn the passing of his mother, celebrate his daughters as they grow up, mark the end of a long marriage, and reimagine both his physical surroundings and his relationship to poetry. If you're looking for lyrical glimpses of natural wonders, dreamlike visions of inner truths, metaphysical speculations, stunning metaphors, or moving meditations on family life, look no further.

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Brad Buchanan taught British and Postcolonial Literature, as well as Creative Writing, at Sacramento State University until his retirement in 2016. His writings have appeared in more than 200 journals, and he has published four book-length collections of poetry, among them The Scars, Aligned: A Cancer Narrative (Finishing Line Press, 2019) and Chimera (Finishing Line Press, 2022). He has also published three academic books, a medical memoir, and a novel: Spy's Mate. He was diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma in February 2015, and underwent a stem cell transplant in 2016. He is currently Northern California chapter leader of Man Up to Cancer, a support group for men coping with cancer. He also facilitates recurring online Writing As Healing workshops through the UC Davis Cancer Center, Cancer Bridges, and NMBTlink.

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