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A varied and many thoughts about myself and the world. It is a personal venture into creativity and discovering what is there.

This book represents an attempt to review my life and develop meaning from it. I've had various experiences over a long life, good and bad, and many that don't fit any category. Within each I perceived some relevance to who I am today which I take forward and make it my own.

The book is about various experiences leading to a conclusion.

'Sky Lion' is the authors second volume of poetry. His first volume of poetry 'Aftermath' was published May of 2010.

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"Joanie Mackowski's hypnotizing View from a Temporary Window is filled with Kafka-like transformations and metamorphoses and haunted by a sense of the body's strangeness. She writes in a relaxed and lucid manner that pays scrupulous attention to both the imaginary and the real, and to what is uncanny in each."—John L. Koethe

Winner of the 2002 Dorothy Livesay Award for Poetry (BC Book Prizes), shortlisted for the 2002 Griffin Poetry Prize, the 2002 Gerald Lampert Award for first book and longlisted for the 2002 ReLit Awards.Karen Solie takes risks with perception and language, risks that pay off in such startling ways that it's hard to believe this is a first book. Short Haul Engine is one great twist of fate and fury after another. The writing is clear, striking and open to a...

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