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Features of the work of 75 Lake Superior area and northern Minnesota writers. Each poem or essay captures a moment of change, ranging from having a new baby to the death of a loved one. Some writers have written about aging, children growing up, illness, bird migration, leaving a relationship, moving through violence, and also actual migration, and moving back and forth from Minnesota to work in Antarctica.

The meditations and assembled memories in "Cloud Birds" dissolve layer after layer of the defenses we erect against eternal human fears and longings. Images from the North, from the Iron Range--bears and birches, roads that had no end, only yearning, ' set the poems in place and in motion.--Connie Wanek, author of "On Speaking Terms.

Duluth Poet Laureate Packa uses the metaphor of bird migration and myth to examine ways we relinquish the self.

Composer and cellist Kathy McTavish writes about her music and experimental film. This book features sequences of black and white photo images from the film "birdland", photographs of cello performance and includes a long poem, or score, for her unique fusion form. McTavish has received Jerome Foundation, American Composers Forum commissions and several awards from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council.

Marrow, Muscle, Flight" chronicles the everyday infinite affections of a gay man interacting with his children, creating a home with and grieving the death of his partner, and finding again how "the fierce river in the heart begins to flow.

This book is a companion to an abstract, experimental film also called "night train / blue window." The abstract film and text both center on the ill-fated efforts of a bird named pullman to turn back time to before that day in 1914 when the last passenger pigeon, Martha, died in a cage in the Cincinnati Zoo. Kathy McTavish is a cellist, composer, and multimedia artist. You can learn more about her work at: www.cellodreams.com.

Sheila Packa has received two Loft McKnight Fellowships, in both poetry and prose, and numerous other awards. She was Duluth's Poet Laureate of 2010-2012. According to Leah Rogne, PhD, of Minnesota State University in Mankato, "Sheila Packa's poetry is at once deeply personal and widely universal in its evocative exploration of fundamental human experience. Using the red ore dust with which she was raised, she paints vivid images of birth and ...

This artist book is an experimental art object that meditates on climate catastrophe with layers of climate data, calculations, poems, b&w, images, and exploded excerpts from the Kalevala rubbed out.