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Heather Bourbeau
Heather Bourbeau’s award-winning poetry and fiction have appeared in The Irish Times, The Kenyon Review, and The Stockholm Review of Literature. Her writings are part of the Special Collections at the James Joyce Library, University College Dublin, and her latest poetry collection, Monarch, examines overlooked histories from the US West (Cornerstone Press, 2023). She is currently working on a poetry collection about US national lands at risk of losing their protected status and/or significant acreage.
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Before the solstice, I dreamt of a tsunami, the shoreline pulled back like a brazen woman, exposing her shells and seaweeds, and no one stopped the party to run to higher ground. Unlike the spiders who climbed and wove blankets of high web across Victoria after the floods. Here, I save my shower water, wipe […]