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In Brian Wood’s third collection of poetry, each word has been meticulously chosen, and each stanza is a technical marvel enveloping readers into a nostalgic journey into the beauty and inelegance of our humanity. The author’s hope is that readers will be reminded of such inspirational writers, including Dante, W. H. Auden, Shakespeare, Frost, and Philip Larkin.
Listen Here For Poetry Readings by
Shelagh Rogers
James Duthie
Bob McKenzie
Peter Mansbridge
Starlings At the First Frost of Fall Shelagh Rogers
00:00 / 01:58
Beware The Man in BlackJames Duthie
00:00 / 02:29
Hockey Fights CancerBob McKenzie
00:00 / 02:20
That One Day Mid-WinterPeter Mansbridge
00:00 / 02:03
Click the YouTube button for an interview with Brian Wood on TVO: Writing Classical Poetry in a Post-Modern World | The Agenda
Middle school English teacher Gabriel Walker always joked that his students were going to kill him; he never thought it might actually happen. After a mysterious epidemic turns children into psychotic killers who rule the night, the world descends into chaos. Gabriel and a small group of survivors are alive because they hide in plain sight; they broke down their own door, busted in their windows and even took pictures off the wall to make it seem as if the house was abandoned in a rush. The survivors have a system of survival and it works. But when they run into Grace, who might be the last healthy girl on earth, everything changes.
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