Unearthed

by Janet Marie Rogers

Funny and powerful, Janet Marie Rogers takes us on an intimate journey into a place between poetry and story. The cumulative effect is haunting and devastating – a lovely, searing collection. Eden Robinson It’s evident Janet Rogers is a spiritual descendant of the Mohawk poet Pauline Johnson, very much working aesthetically in the now. Rogers’ poems, personal or philosophical, outraged or satirical, are burgeoning lyrics, alive to her and our place in this Native land on this spinning planet, and, thankfully, her ‘ancestral GPS’ is working.

107 pages, Paperback

First published November 28, 2011

Reviews

[Sami Al-Khalili · Rating 4 out of 5]

Janet Marie Rogers's rhythmic way with words flows through you. Digest this and she'll leave you with a mark.