Christopher Dewdney Book order
Christopher Dewdney is a groundbreaking Canadian poet and writer, celebrated for his innovative approach to poetics. His work often delves into the intersection of nature, science, and language, crafting unique and captivating literary experiences. Dewdney has presented his distinctive poetics across North America and Europe, establishing himself as a significant voice in contemporary literature. His influence has also been recognized in prominent film features, showcasing his revolutionary artistic vision.
- 2019
- 2018
Christopher Dewdney reveals to us the invisible rivers in the sky that affect how our weather works, and the rollercoaster of our climate. He details the history of weather forecasting, looking at weather events from ancient history to the present day, and introduces us to the eccentric and determined pioneers of science
- 2007
Children of the Outer Dark
- 58 pages
- 3 hours of reading
A four-time Governor General's-award nominee for poetry and non-fiction, Christopher Dewdney is celebrated internationally as a writer and a visionary. His writing vibrates in a standing wave between science and art, reason and myth. This work provides a logical survey of his poetic strata, and mines diverse layers of development in his career.
- 2002
The Natural History
- 140 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The narrative immerses readers in a rich tapestry of nature, language, and time, blending the beauty of the natural world with the intricacies of English. It captures the essence of perception, intertwining present-day experiences with echoes from the distant past, such as the Silurian epoch. This unique juxtaposition invites readers to explore the connections between contemporary life and geological history, all while celebrating the sensory textures of both the environment and the language used to describe it.
- 2000
Signal Fires
- 64 pages
- 3 hours of reading
The book showcases Christopher Dewdney's profound appreciation for the landscapes and biodiversity of southwestern Ontario, expressed through richly erotic prose. It presents a futuristic vision where time and space merge, forming a compelling narrative in Books IV and V of a continuing prose poem. This immersive work, crafted over fifteen years, intertwines themes of ecstasy and revelation. Additionally, it features poems that explore human relationships, emphasizing loss and redemption, offering a multifaceted reading experience that captivates both emotionally and intellectually.
- 1995
The Skin of Culture is an indispensable guide for trend-watchers who want to know what to expect over the next decade. It is a breakthrough book that will revolutionize the way we understand and use media.
