A Gloss on Our Painted Gods
by Eric Barstad
A Gloss on Our Painted Gods is concerned with the idea of translation: of poetry as translation, as a way of reinvent-ing, retelling, transforming and understanding the world around us, our mythologies, our notions of the self and the other. A tightly crafted book, it explores and responds to the cultural artifacts of history, Greek and Roman texts, Renaissance paintings and early 20th century European poetry.
$15.95 CAD
Additional information
Weight | .145 kg |
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Dimensions | 8.5 × 5.5 × .25 in |
Page Count | 80 |
Binding | Soft Cover |
Year Published | 2003 |
Eric Barstad
Eric Barstad currently lives with his partner Erin and their two cats — Finnegan and Pickles — in Brooks, Alberta. Eric completed his MA in English and Creative Writing at the University of New Brunswick in 2001 and now runs Shadow Box Creative Media, a web development company that builds websites for non-profit organizations. Eric published A Gloss on Our Painted Gods with Frontenac House in 2003.
Testimonials
To read Barstad’s poetry is to delight in the strange aviary of the imagination.
  – Ross Leckie