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Bige slices through the forts built overtop occupied Turtle Island to examine their origin and his own
rusty apartheid
whales and other coastal sights before pulling up at the dock and waving goodbye to the ferryboat
Bachinsky's language is most often the everyday speech of small-town (northern BC) and urban (Vancouver) adolescents and young adults
distinctive even in how its pages look
Home of Sudden Service Product Form:Paperback / softback Bige slices through the fortsDescription SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2006 GOVERNOR GENERAL'S AWARD "Elizabeth Bachinsky is one of those rare poets capable of negotiating poetic forms with rigour and testing their limits, while never losing sight of the strange, dark music of what it means to be human. We should expect great things from her." The Globe and Mail Home of Sudden Service is a sad and scary book of punk rock villanelles and sonnets about delinquency. Set in Anyvalley, North