With Snow Pouring Southward Past the Window: Poems by Joan Naviyuk Kane

With Snow Pouring Southward Past the Window: Poems

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With Snow Pouring Southward Past the Window: Poems by Joan Naviyuk Kane

University of Pittsburgh Press

With Snow Pouring Southward Past the Window: Poems

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The poems in with snow pouring southward past the window turn with and for relatives and beloveds across seas and oceans, continents and nations, languages and histories. In this collection, public and personal archives work with literary translations across several dialects of the Inupiaq language, and re-complexify Arctics at a time when empires once again seem interested in flattening and erasing millennia of Indigenous inhabitation, care, and situatedness. It was written between Massachusetts, Inuit Nunaat, Sápmi, the "Old World" and through waves of overlapping pandemics, political and social exigencies, and solidarities.

Book Details
Publisher:
University of Pittsburgh Press
ISBN:
9780822967668
Binding:
Paperback
Pages:
88
Authors:
Joan Naviyuk Kane
Published Date:
2026-03-03
Language:
English
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About Joan Naviyuk Kane

An Inupiaq writer with family from Ugiuvak and Qawiaraq, tribally enrolled to the King Island Native Community, Joan Naviyuk Kane earned a BA at Harvard University and an MFA at Columbia University. Her debut, The Cormorant Hunter's Wife (NorthShore Press, 2009), was followed by Hyperboreal (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2013), which won the AWP Donald Hall Prize and an American Book Award, and Milk Black Carbon (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2017). She received a Whiting Award in 2009 and a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2018, along with support from the Lannan and Rasmuson foundations.

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