In this masterful work by award-winning poet David Zieroth, a man opens his apartment door to find a younger version of himself. The boy becomes his guide on a profound journey from 21st-century urban Vancouver to the 1950s Canadian prairies and back again. Along the way, time slides magically back and forth between the speaker's contemporary existence and his rural childhood life.
Zieroth's language resonates with a strong cadence and rhythm, becoming almost hypnotic as it weaves back and forth through time and around subjects as diverse as the endless dark of the snow and the inexplicable way we learn from the children we once were and the adults we are becoming. The Village of Sliding Time, a marvellously achieved addition to Zieroth's work, is a major contribution to the long poem in Canada.
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David Zieroth has published many books
of poetry including The Fly in Autumn (2009), which
won the Governor General's Literary Award for Poetry, How I Joined
Humanity at Last (1998), which won the Dorothy Livesay Poetry
Prize, the bridge from day to night (2018) and most
recently, watching for life (2022.) He taught at
Douglas College in New Westminster, BC, before retiring and founding The Alfred
Gustav Press. Born in Neepawa, MB, he lives in North Vancouver, BC.
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