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    Author
    Stangeland, Meghan
    Salsman, Rebecca
    Unzicker, Guy
    Wall, Emily
    Maier, Kevin
    Landis, Rod
    Neely, Sol
    Minton, Sara
    Enge, Carrie
    Wedler, Annie
    Huff, Ben
    Spielberger, Katie
    Boucher, Jacqueline
    Lounsbury, Andrew
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    Keyword
    Research Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Literature
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/9671
    Abstract
    Tidal Echoes presents an annual showcase of writers and artists who share one thing in common: a life surrounded by the rainforests and waterways of Southeast Alaska.
    Table of Contents
    Dedication -- Editor's Note -- Acknowledgements -- Dear Toi -- Light like coal -- Dream Seed -- Sleepy Monk -- Hymn -- December Like a Photograph -- A Change of Horizons -- Name Please -- Breathe Deep the Leaves of Autumn -- My Father who Art in Heaven -- Does Blue Milk Really Come From Blue Cows -- In the Winter Kitchen -- Trappers' Tailings -- Eulachon on the Chilkoot -- Tulips -- Miracle -- A Message for Those Who Hate -- The Fifth Meaning: An Interview with Christy NaMee Eriksen -- AMERICAN DREAMS -- HOW A ZOMBIE MAKES A PROMISE -- BENT -- THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD -- Walking Around: Translation -- When it's Sunny in Southeast Alaska -- Autumn Binge -- A New Creation Story -- North to Kluane -- An Offering -- Rustic Encounters: An Interview with Rachael Juzeler -- Below the River's Wings -- Objects In Mirror Are Larger Than They Appear -- m -- Gone Friend Leaving -- All I Could Salvage for You -- echo -- New Neighbors -- The Whiskey Woman -- Getting God's Attention -- Shaking Hands with Beethoven -- When You Say Goodbye, Go -- Auschwitz Greening -- All the Ways that I Have Died -- Backward Progression -- Halleluiah Fire at the Wrangell Institute -- Receiving Your Name at Glacier Bay -- Traditions -- Gold Field Dreaming -- Clay Bodies -- The Chemist -- Passing Spades Playing Hearts -- Rewinding Futures -- Untitled -- Mountain 4 -- Gargirl -- Tartarus -- ballerina 1 -- robot 1 -- A Dance for a Quiet Place -- Lost in Thought -- Swiss Army Rhino -- Davy Jones' Locker -- Queen Anne's Revenge Naval Chronometer -- Mother's Ink -- Fish Mongers -- Double Shift -- Hidden Work series {recycled life drawings} -- Friend Fencepost -- Juneau Past & Present Wrenches -- Wrenches -- Axe no. 1 {red line} -- Ball Peen Hammer no. 1 {Chiton frame} -- Bones -- Shovel Chartreuse Detail -- Chisel no. 2 {Chiton frame} -- Pieces of My House no. 1 -- Fish On -- Rainforest Night -- Aurora Over Douglas Harbor -- Challenger -- Splitboarders -- DeHart's -- cow skull -- Stilled Life -- Life 'n' Death -- Writer and Artist Biographies
    Date
    2014-03-20
    Publisher
    University of Alaska Southeast
    Type
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