The sea
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Abstract of anthology: "This collection ranges over a wide number of topics and themes: from a grueling interrogation in Mongolia to the rapture of speaking in tongues. There is horse-riding, choir singing, and perfect char bee hoon. There is a mysterious child who can foretell disaster. There is grief at many kinds of loss and the horror of a looming Plague Angel. There is hope everywhere: blossoming like pea flowers; and love in a coconut rough voice. There is a determined joy in a birthday cake and the wonder of a sneezing dragon. Featuring the work of both emerging and established writers, Seagift is a n initiative of the Sheridan Institute of Higher Education Creative Writing Program and includes work by students, graduates and staff as well as contributors from the wider writing community.
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Lounsbury, L. (2024). The sea. In L. Wei Wei Lo (Ed.), Seagift 2024 (p. 53). Sheridan Institute of Higher Education.