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  • Author: Litovitz, Malca , Wolff, Elana
    Summary:

    Showcasing the fruits of creativity from illness, this duologue and poetry collection addresses the last months of author Malca Litovitz's life and her devotion to writing. Life, love, and death are all reflected upon in unshielded, intimate language without pretense. Raw and moving, this poetry collaboration inspires appreciation for those living and love for those lost.

    Genre: Canadian poetry, Poetry
    Original Publisher: Toronto , Guernica Editions
    Language(s): English

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Showcasing the fruits of creativity from illness, this duologue and poetry collection addresses the last months of author Malca Litovitz's life and her devotion to writing. Life, love, and death are all reflected upon in unshielded, intimate language without pretense. Raw and moving, this poetry collaboration inspires appreciation for those living and love for those lost.

Genre
Canadian poetry
Poetry
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Toronto

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