Description
Book SynopsisWater is quotidian, ubiquitous, precious, and precarious. With their roots in this element, the authors of Water's Edge reflect on our natural environment: its forms, textures, and stewardship.
Table of Contents
- NOTE TO THE READER
- WRITING ON WATER, AN INTRODUCTION — Lenore Manderson and Forrest Gander
- SANGAM ACOUSTICS: IMMIGRANT SEA — Forrest Gander
- THE LAKE AND THE CITY — JosÉ-Luis Moctezuma
- CHICKEN SHIT & THE CHESAPEAKE BAY| Ashley Dawson
- EPHEMERA — Kulvinder Kaur Dhew
- CALLING THE KINGS BACK UP A RIVER THEY LOST — Maya Khosla
- TAKING MEASURE — Akiko Busch
- GIANT TUNA — Maya Khosla
- NOTES ON AN IMPURE HYDROPOETICS & THE WATER MOLECULE — Brenda Hillman
- SEASIDE HALLUCINATION — Will McGrath
- ACEQUIAS AS QUIPUS, QUIPUS AS POEMS — Arthur Sze
- ATLAS WITH SHIFTING EDGES — Elizabeth Rush
- TRANSFORMOCEAN — Samuel Gregoire, translated by Forrest Gander
- DIPPING IN — Lenore Manderson
- ROOTS — Colin Channer
- HIGHWATER NOCTURNE — Kulvinder Kaur Dhew
- LIVING WITH THE RIVER — Cole Swensen
- STILL, LIFE — Ailsa Piper
- THE WATERS WILL REMEMBER — Atul Bhalla
- GULF — Kulvinder Kaur Dhew
- SOURCING THE STREAM — Wendy Woodson
- EURYCEA — Zoe Nyssa
- WATER’S LUBRICIOUS EDGES — Coral Bracho, translated by Forrest Gander
- ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS
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