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edition:Paperback
category: Poetry
published: May 1992
ISBN:9780921870111
publisher: Ronsdale Press

Learning to Breathe

by Richard Stevenson

tagged: canadian
Description

In Learning to Breathe, Richard Stevenson wrestles the male muse; he acknowledges rape, emasculation, torture, and attempts to reconcile the lot of the sons of Cain to the roles of prodigal fathers. Each of the lyrics, serial narratives, and dramatic monologues asks the question: How can our children become fathers to the men we are now?

About the Author
Richard Stevenson was born in Victoria, B.C. and currently teaches at Lethbridge College in southern Alberta. His other Ekstasis Editions titles are From the Mouths of Angels, Flying Coffins, Nothing Definite Yeti, Hot Flashes, A Charm of Finches, Bye Bye Blackbird, The Emerald Hour, and Casting Out Nines. His work has appeared widely in periodicals and anthologies in Canada, the U.S., and overseas.
Contributor Notes

Richard Stevenson is the author of four previous full-length collections of poetry: Driving Offensively (Sono Nis Press, 1985), Spitting Up (Third Eye Publications, 1986), Horizontal Hotel (TSAR Publications, 1989), and Whatever It Is Plants Dreams... (Goose Lane Editions, 1990).

A past Editor-in-Chief of Prism International and founding editor of Black Apple, he currently lives with his wife Gepke and two children, Adrian and Marika, in Lethbridge, Alberta, and teaches English, Humanities, Technical and Creative Writing courses for Lethbridge Community College.

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