Root & Bone

by Liz Baxmeyer

Overview

In Root & Bone, Baxmeyer explores all the wildness life brings through landscapes that hold us. By binding to the liminal spaces within the natural world, this hybrid collection shifts reality. Through these poems, stories, and paintings, worlds of mythology and ecology converge, begging us to reflect: what can be learned from the environment that will help us know ourselves a little more deeply?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798888388082
Publisher:	Finishing Line Press
Publication date:	11/29/2024
Pages:	38
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.10(d)

About the Author

Liz Baxmeyer is a writer, artist, musician, sound designer, composer and lecturer living in Northern California. She holds an MA in music from Bangor University, Wales, UK, and an MFA in Writing and Contemporary Media from Antioch University, Santa Barbara. Her creative work often examines themes at the intersections of nature, folklore, trauma, and feminism. Her prose, poetry, and art have been published in Wild Roof Journal, The Examined Life Journal, Beyond Words Literary Magazine, Syncopation Literary, Luna Station Quarterly, and more. Baxmeyer is Founding Editor-in-Chief of The Calendula Review: A Journal of Narrative Medicine. @lizbaxwrites