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Gerry Loose

    An Oakwoods Almanac
    that person himself
    The Great Book of the Woods
    night exposures
    Printed on Water
    • Printed on Water

      • 148 páginas
      • 6 horas de lectura

      Gerry Loose's poetry collection spans three decades, showcasing his unique ability to blend a deep fascination with names and nature with a critical understanding of language's limitations. His work addresses the constraints imposed by both historical and ethical contexts, offering insights into the interconnectedness of landscape and human experience. With a detailed and multifaceted approach, Loose's poems serve as a valuable perspective for contemporary readers, inviting reflection on broader themes while remaining grounded in the particular.

      Printed on Water
    • Loose's seventh full collection night exposures lives right into its title: shining light into murky and overlooked corners which some might wish to be kept in the dark.

      night exposures
    • The Great Book of the Woods

      • 140 páginas
      • 5 horas de lectura

      The book features poetic interpretations of ancient ogham stone inscriptions from Ireland and Scotland, alongside translations from medieval Irish texts that analyze these inscriptions. Through vivid language and unexpected contrasts, it illuminates the cultures and ecological consciousness of communities from the 4th to 6th centuries CE. This collection, rooted in over forty years of research, emphasizes the significance of ecological awareness in the face of climate change, making it essential for those interested in Celtic history.

      The Great Book of the Woods
    • that person himself

      • 112 páginas
      • 4 horas de lectura

      The narrative follows a unique cast of anthropomorphized foxes and a dogfox navigating the desert USA and post-war landscapes of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. As they engage with their surroundings—stealing cars, singing, and interpreting signs—they explore themes of identity and transformation. The protagonist embodies various creatures, reflecting on the impact of nuclear testing and the remnants of destruction. This journey intertwines personal and collective histories, blending elements of myth and reality in a surreal exploration of existence amidst devastation.

      that person himself
    • An Oakwoods Almanac

      • 150 páginas
      • 6 horas de lectura

      Gerry Loose immerses himself in nature, dedicating years to exploring woodlands and observing the subtle beauty of the environment. His reflections capture the poetry found in the movement of clouds, the dance of insects, and the melodies of birds, showcasing a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of life and the artistry of the natural world.

      An Oakwoods Almanac