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OverviewA Visionary Poem by the Celebrated Aboriginal Australian Writer Ali Cobby Eckermann Ali Cobby Eckermann's sparse, visionary poem follows the contours of an Australian landscape and dreamscape, accompanied by magpie and owl, sun and moon, as well as a daughter named Blessing. With a reciprocity between inner and outer realities, She Is the Earth tells a story of becoming, ""a ritual made of self."" Full Product DetailsAuthor: Ali Cobby EckermannPublisher: Flood Editions Imprint: Flood Editions Weight: 0.198kg ISBN: 9798985787450Pages: 112 Publication Date: 15 October 2025 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews""She Is the Earth is redolent of First Nations' musicality, reminding us of Northeast Arnhem Land Yolngu song cycles and Central Australian Inma . . . The dreamlike quality of her verse novel resonates in a musical cadence.""--Julie Janson, Australian Book Reiew ""Yankunytjatjara poet Ali Cobby Eckermann has described this verse novel as 'a poetic manifesto of inner truth, ' narrated by 'a creation without birth' as they witness the world form around them. Beautifully metaphysical, it charts this journey of sound, light, rock and sea; we witness the creation of Country . . . She Is the Earth feels both dreamlike and visceral, the talented poet making a nebulous plane of existence feel miraculously tangible in less than a hundred pages.""--Sian Cain, The Guardian """Yankunytjatjara poet Ali Cobby Eckermann has described this verse novel as 'a poetic manifesto of inner truth, ' narrated by 'a creation without birth' as they witness the world form around them. Beautifully metaphysical, it charts this journey of sound, light, rock and sea; we witness the creation of Country . . . SHE IS THE EARTH feels both dreamlike and visceral, the talented poet making a nebulous plane of existence feel miraculously tangible in less than a hundred pages.""-- Sian Cain, The Guardian ""SHE IS THE EARTH is redolent of First Nations' musicality, reminding us of Northeast Arnhem Land Yolngu song cycles and Central Australian Inma . . . The dreamlike quality of her verse novel resonates in a musical cadence."" -- Julie Janson, Australian Book Review Ali Cobby Eckermann's sparse, visionary poem follows the contours of an Australian landscape and dreamscape, accompanied by magpie and owl, sun and moon, as well as a daughter named Blessing. With a reciprocity between inner and outer realities, SHE IS THE EARTH tells a story of becoming, ""a ritual made of self.""" """She Is the Earth is redolent of First Nations' musicality, reminding us of Northeast Arnhem Land Yolngu song cycles and Central Australian Inma . . . The dreamlike quality of her verse novel resonates in a musical cadence.""--Julie Janson, Australian Book Reiew ""Yankunytjatjara poet Ali Cobby Eckermann has described this verse novel as 'a poetic manifesto of inner truth, ' narrated by 'a creation without birth' as they witness the world form around them. Beautifully metaphysical, it charts this journey of sound, light, rock and sea; we witness the creation of Country . . . She Is the Earth feels both dreamlike and visceral, the talented poet making a nebulous plane of existence feel miraculously tangible in less than a hundred pages.""--Sian Cain, The Guardian" Author InformationAli Cobby Eckermann is a poet and artist from South Australia whose work has been published and celebrated around the world. She is the author of seven volumes of poetry including She Is the Earth and Ruby Moonlight, both published by Magabala Books in Australia and Flood Editions in North America. Both collections were named ""Book of the Year"" at the New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards. She also published a memoir, Too Afraid to Cry, in 2012. In 2013 Ali toured Ireland as Australia's Poetry Ambassador, and in 2017 she received the Windham-Campbell Prize from Yale University. She describes herself as ""a dreamer, a gardener, a reader and a nomad."" Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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