Watersong
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Watersong begins with the first of the great cholera epidemics of 19th Century England. Focusing on the poet's home city of Exeter, the poems interlace select details from Exeter's 1832 cholera outbreak, in which over 400 people died, with imagined narratives of the epidemic, and other related episodes in the city, factual and invented.
Andy Brown
Originally from Vancouver, Andy Brown founded Conundrum Press in Montreal in 1996. He is the author of I Can See You Being Invisible (DC Books) and The Mole Chronicles (Insomniac) as well as many chapbooks and zines. He co-edited You and Your Bright Ideas: New Montreal Writing (Véhicule Press, 2001), and was a co-founder of Expozine, Canada's largest small press fair. He currently lives in Wolfville, Nova Scotia.
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