Mining the Quiet – twelve poems

by Tara G. Harris

Synopsis

Mining the Quiet: twelve poems explores occupation and absence in a remote boomtown turned ghost town. It describes the experience of being left behind after industry moves out.

Read Alison Manley’s lovely review of Tara’s book on the Miramichi Reader website.

Featuring illustrations by Ali Brew, alibrew.com

Book design by Berdene Owen

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Tara G. Harris is a member of the Qalipu First Nation. She grew up in Buchans, Newfoundland, just as the town’s 60-year mining operation reached the end of its lifespan. Growing up in a boomtown-gone-bust inspires her to write about the joyful and harsh realities of living in rural Atlantic Canada. Facebook: /tara.g.harris Instagram: /registryrat

ISBN 978-1-7383766-4-3
Poetry · Handbound · 2 Illustrations · 5.625 x 8.5 inches · 28 page · 75 copies
Published October, 2024
Order contact: taraharris1949(at)gmail.com