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"A New and Stronger Rain." Halifax Poet Laureate Sue Goyette channels what we're all hoping for in her latest poem.

Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette's heartfelt plea for rain

Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette, an early-run Tideline guest, returns one last time to discuss her new book Monoculture, out in October. Neither poetry nor fiction, its hybrid form imagines a near future where Nova Scotia's last living forest has become a tourist attraction and explores our relationship to trees and the land through the website's comments section. It's ever evocative and poignant and at turns funny, enraged, and in awe of its surroundings. Sue speaks to its creation, her deep relationships to the elements, and the deplorable way they've been treated.

Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette, an early-run Tideline guest, returns one last time to discuss her new book Monoculture, out in October. Neither poetry nor fiction, its hybrid form imagines a near future where Nova Scotia's last living forest has become a tourist attraction and explores our relationship to trees and the land through the website's comments section. It's ever evocative and poignant and at turns funny, enraged, and in awe of its surroundings. Sue speaks to its creation, her deep relationships to the elements, and the deplorable way they've been treated.

Episode 95: Sue Goyette

This week Tara is joined by Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette, whooffers insight into her process creating her new book Anthesis,reworked from her nearly 20-year-old debut novel. Their wide-rangingconversation touches on bearing witness to the agave in the PublicGardens, Fiona Apple's comeback and the record only she could make,feelings, late bloomers, smashing systems, and tough times. It'sreally good.

This week Tara is joined by Halifax poet laureate Sue Goyette, who offers insight into her process creating her new book Anthesis, reworked from her nearly 20-year-old debut novel. Their wide-ranging conversation touches on bearing witness to the agave in the Public Gardens, Fiona Apple's comeback and the record only she could make, feelings, late bloomers, smashing systems, and tough times. It's really good.