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Backbone is a poignant journey that stretches from the shores of the St. Lawrence River in Montreal to the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul. The speaker grapples with the challenges of trauma and cultural identity with a raw honesty that exposes the ways in which they can fracture one's sense of self. Through tactile depictions of blood, honey locusts, language lessons, and countless birds, the collection paints a vivid picture of introspection and the injured body. Still, a thread of hope runs through: Meet Helene, a constant presence whose deeply intimate friendship provides the speaker with a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Backbone is a poignant journey that stretches from the shores of the St. Lawrence River in Montreal to the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul. The speaker grapples with the challenges of trauma and cultural identity with a raw honesty that exposes the ways in which they can fracture one's sense of self. Through tactile depictions of blood, honey locusts, language lessons, and countless birds, the collection paints a vivid picture of introspection and the injured body. Still, a thread of hope runs through: Meet Helene, a constant presence whose deeply intimate friendship provides the speaker with a sense of true belonging. Ultimately, Backbone offers a profound meditation on the transformative power of friendship and the remarkable resilience of the human spirit.
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Autorenporträt
Meryem Yildiz is a poet of Turkish and French Canadian descent based in Tiohtià ke (Montreal), whose work has been featured in publications across Canada. In 2022, she won The Malahat Review's Far Horizons Award for Poetry as well as the Quebec Writers' Federation's carte blanche Prize. With a background in psychology and translation, she draws deeply from the human experience and the complex interplay between language, culture and the psyche. Backbone is her first book.