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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 Some Days The Bird
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'Throughout 2021, as COVID and climate change battled for supremacy in the hearts and minds of the world, American poet Heather Bourbeau and Irish-Australian poet Anne Casey engaged in a poetry conversation back and forth across the globe, alternating each week, to create 52 poems over 52 weeks. With poems anchored in their gardens, they buoyed each other through lockdowns and exile from family, through devastating floods, fires, wild winds and superstorms. Some Days The Bird, a collection of internationally recognized and award-winning poems, is the result of their weekly communiqués from different hemispheres (and opposing seasons) in verse.'(Publication summary) 

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    • Rockville, Maryland,
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      United States of America (USA),
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      Americas,
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      Beltway Editions ,
      2022 .
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      Extent: 96p.
      Note/s:
      • Published 2 December 2022
      ISBN: 9781957372013

Works about this Work

A Poetry Lifeline across Hemispheres through Crises. Conversation/interchange: 'Some Days the Bird' Heather Bourbeau (interviewer), Anne Casey (interviewer), 2021 single work interview
— Appears in: Hecate , vol. 47 no. 1/2 2021; (p. 23-28)
'Throughout 2021, as COVID and climate change battled for supremacy in the hearts and minds of the world, California-based poet Heather Bourbeau and Sydney-based Irish poet Anne Casey engaged in a poetry conversation back and forth across the globe, alternating each week, to create 52 poems over 52 weeks. With poetry anchored in their gardens, they buoyed each other through lockdowns and exile from family, through devastating floods, fires, wild winds, and superstorms. Some Days The Bird, a collection of award-winning poems, is the result of their weekly communiqués from different hemispheres (and opposing seasons) in verse.' 

(Introduction)

A Poetry Lifeline across Hemispheres through Crises. Conversation/interchange: 'Some Days the Bird' Heather Bourbeau (interviewer), Anne Casey (interviewer), 2021 single work interview
— Appears in: Hecate , vol. 47 no. 1/2 2021; (p. 23-28)
'Throughout 2021, as COVID and climate change battled for supremacy in the hearts and minds of the world, California-based poet Heather Bourbeau and Sydney-based Irish poet Anne Casey engaged in a poetry conversation back and forth across the globe, alternating each week, to create 52 poems over 52 weeks. With poetry anchored in their gardens, they buoyed each other through lockdowns and exile from family, through devastating floods, fires, wild winds, and superstorms. Some Days The Bird, a collection of award-winning poems, is the result of their weekly communiqués from different hemispheres (and opposing seasons) in verse.' 

(Introduction)

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