Brandt Knihy

Exploring themes of exile, violence, and the complexity of home, this collection features creative essays that weave together personal and cultural memories. Di Brandt's work reflects on diverse experiences from various locations, including Winnipeg, Windsor, and Berlin, while engaging with characters from Canadian fiction and the unique lives of Mennonites, honeybees, and twins. Over a decade, Brandt's experimental style captures the interplay of language and identity, offering a rich tapestry of insights into wildness and mentorship.

The book features a revised edition from 2015, indicating updates or enhancements to the original content. This edition may provide new insights, additional information, or refined arguments to better engage readers and reflect contemporary understanding.

Inspired by the Dao de Jing, this poetry collection delves into the intersections of Eastern and Western philosophies, as well as gender dynamics. Di Brandt's work reflects her prairie roots while offering an ecstatic and deeply feminine exploration of spirituality. The collection celebrates a vibrant culture of woman mystics and Divine beings, creating a unique poetic experience that resonates with both personal and universal themes.

Exploring the depths of the human experience, this collection showcases Di Brandt's innovative approach to poetry through traditional forms. Her work delves into themes of love, crisis, and wonder, revealing the complexities of the heart and the beauty of the world around us.

A collection of poetry, in which the author voices a passionate argument against environmental degradation and a plea for psychic transformation in our violent times. Tuned in to the toxic fallout of over-industrialization and war, these poems face the dark side of our postmodern climate with a language that doesn't give in.