So This Is the World & Here I Am in It

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Exploring themes of exile, violence, and the complexity of home, this collection features creative essays that weave together personal and cultural memories. Di Brandt's work reflects on diverse experiences from various locations, including Winnipeg, Windsor, and Berlin, while engaging with characters from Canadian fiction and the unique lives of Mennonites, honeybees, and twins. Over a decade, Brandt's experimental style captures the interplay of language and identity, offering a rich tapestry of insights into wildness and mentorship.