After beginning to write poetry in 2016 as a way to express herself, Ashley Qilavaq-Savard kept working on her craft until she was able to publish more than 20 poems in a book that covers themes such as identity, intergenerational trauma and living on the land. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Qilavaq-Savard)
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‘Where the Sea Kuniks the Land’ covers themes of identity, healing and living on the land
After coming to poetry as a way to deal with grief, Iqaluit resident Ashley Qilavaq-Savard has published her first book of poems. Where the Sea Kuniks the Land, released Nov. 1 through Inhabit Media, contains 22 poems, each tied to a season.
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