An edition of Breasting the waves (1991)

Breasting the waves

on writing and healing

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An edition of Breasting the waves (1991)

Breasting the waves

on writing and healing

In this remarkably candid collection of personal essays and stories, Joanne Arnott explores multiple themes: tapping her creative energy as mother, writer, workshop facilitator; celebrating friendship as a potent path to healing; acknowledging the 'bodymind' pain of racism and societal denial of racism; and finding the sacred within ourselves by reclaiming women's rituals.

To read Breasting the Waves is to participate in "a conspiracy of healing." It is to witness the vulnerability, strength and pride of a Metis woman writer reclaiming her full powers.

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Publisher
Press Gang
Language
English
Pages
164

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Cover of: Breasting the waves
Breasting the waves: on writing and healing
1995, Press Gang
in English - 1st ed.
Cover of: Breasting the waves
Breasting the waves: on writing and healing
1991, Press Gang
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Classifications

Library of Congress
BF637.S4 A65 1995

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 164 p. ;
Number of pages
164

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21709656M
ISBN 10
0889740496
OCLC/WorldCat
33410495
Library Thing
1470111
Goodreads
1864074

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