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Book Description
Janice Rubin's newest book of poems,
Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems,
ends with the lines:
Loss is a hallmark of identity
.
We don't have to reclaim everything.
What comes before is a vivd collection of poems reclaiming memory, place, history, and love. This collection of poetry is an ode to growing up in Portland, living in Eugene and the Willamette Valley and a pandemic that's survived. The poems reveal a rich tapestry of personal history, direct and clear, a sense of empowerment and the confidence to feel deeply. Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems is a reflection of a life fully lived.
Bio
Janice D. Rubin is a counselor and educator. Her work has appeared in
Third Wednesday, San Pedro River Review,
The
Timberline Review, CIRQUE, Red River Review and Glass: A Journal of Poetry
among others. A Pushcart nominee, in 2018 she was a finalist for the Blue Light Press Book Award. She's the author of Transcending Damnation Creek Trail (Flutter Press, 2010), Tin Coyote (Blue Light Press, 2017) and Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems (CIRQUE Press, 2023).
Janice Rubin's newest book of poems,
Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems,
ends with the lines:
Loss is a hallmark of identity
.
We don't have to reclaim everything.
What comes before is a vivd collection of poems reclaiming memory, place, history, and love. This collection of poetry is an ode to growing up in Portland, living in Eugene and the Willamette Valley and a pandemic that's survived. The poems reveal a rich tapestry of personal history, direct and clear, a sense of empowerment and the confidence to feel deeply. Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems is a reflection of a life fully lived.
Bio
Janice D. Rubin is a counselor and educator. Her work has appeared in
Third Wednesday, San Pedro River Review,
The
Timberline Review, CIRQUE, Red River Review and Glass: A Journal of Poetry
among others. A Pushcart nominee, in 2018 she was a finalist for the Blue Light Press Book Award. She's the author of Transcending Damnation Creek Trail (Flutter Press, 2010), Tin Coyote (Blue Light Press, 2017) and Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems (CIRQUE Press, 2023).
Book Description
Janice Rubin's newest book of poems,
Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems,
ends with the lines:
Loss is a hallmark of identity
.
We don't have to reclaim everything.
What comes before is a vivd collection of poems reclaiming memory, place, history, and love. This collection of poetry is an ode to growing up in Portland, living in Eugene and the Willamette Valley and a pandemic that's survived. The poems reveal a rich tapestry of personal history, direct and clear, a sense of empowerment and the confidence to feel deeply. Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems is a reflection of a life fully lived.
Bio
Janice D. Rubin is a counselor and educator. Her work has appeared in
Third Wednesday, San Pedro River Review,
The
Timberline Review, CIRQUE, Red River Review and Glass: A Journal of Poetry
among others. A Pushcart nominee, in 2018 she was a finalist for the Blue Light Press Book Award. She's the author of Transcending Damnation Creek Trail (Flutter Press, 2010), Tin Coyote (Blue Light Press, 2017) and Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems (CIRQUE Press, 2023).
Janice Rubin's newest book of poems,
Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems,
ends with the lines:
Loss is a hallmark of identity
.
We don't have to reclaim everything.
What comes before is a vivd collection of poems reclaiming memory, place, history, and love. This collection of poetry is an ode to growing up in Portland, living in Eugene and the Willamette Valley and a pandemic that's survived. The poems reveal a rich tapestry of personal history, direct and clear, a sense of empowerment and the confidence to feel deeply. Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems is a reflection of a life fully lived.
Bio
Janice D. Rubin is a counselor and educator. Her work has appeared in
Third Wednesday, San Pedro River Review,
The
Timberline Review, CIRQUE, Red River Review and Glass: A Journal of Poetry
among others. A Pushcart nominee, in 2018 she was a finalist for the Blue Light Press Book Award. She's the author of Transcending Damnation Creek Trail (Flutter Press, 2010), Tin Coyote (Blue Light Press, 2017) and Crossing the Burnside Bridge & Other Poems (CIRQUE Press, 2023).
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