Canticle for Remnant Days by Jane C Miller

Canticle for Remnant Days

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Canticle for Remnant Days by Jane C Miller

Pond Road Press

Canticle for Remnant Days

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What a pleasure, spending time with the soulful poems in Jane C. Miller's debut collection, Canticle for Remnant Days. Miller's work is haunted by time, by the poet's awareness of her own mortality, and by the ache she feels when contemplating the vulnerability of those she loves-and yet, far from being pessimistic, these skillfully crafted poems are full of hope and tenderness. Like a scientist, Miller takes the measure of what she sees. Like an alchemist, she distills. And like an ecstatic, she winds it all together into a rich song of praise.

-James Arthur, author of The Suicide's Son


Book Details
Publisher:
Pond Road Press
ISBN:
9781733657433
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
108
Authors:
Jane C Miller
Published Date:
2024-01-31
Language:
English
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About Jane C Miller

Jane C. Miller worked for many years in media and community relations before returning to poetry. She earned a bachelor's degree in English literature at McGill University and a master's in journalism at Northwestern University, and lives with her family in Wilmington, Delaware. Her debut collection, Canticle for Remnant Days, came from Pond Road Press in 2024; she co-wrote Walking the Sunken Boards for the same press in 2019. The Delaware Division of the Arts gave her Individual Artist Fellowships as an Emerging Artist in 2014 and an Established Artist in 2021, and she won the Naugatuck River Review Narrative Poetry Contest in 2020. She coedits the online journal Quartet.

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