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From Celticist, poet, and researcher Amanda Coleman White comes Hinterlands: sixty lush and myth-haunted poems evoking the otherworldly landscapes and dream-soaked visions of the hinterlands lingering just outside the reach of factories and highways, as well as Jung’s “hinterlands of man’s mind.”
“Inspired by the Romantics, by Celtic myth, by her own experiences, and by same visions seeping out through works like George MacDonald’s fairytales, Hinterlands is a startling poetic map into the Otherworld always around us.”
—Rhyd Wildermuth, from the foreword
From Celticist, poet, and researcher Amanda Coleman White comes Hinterlands: sixty lush and myth-haunted poems evoking the otherworldly landscapes and dream-soaked visions of the hinterlands lingering just outside the reach of factories and highways, as well as Jung’s “hinterlands of man’s mind.”
“Inspired by the Romantics, by Celtic myth, by her own experiences, and by same visions seeping out through works like George MacDonald’s fairytales, Hinterlands is a startling poetic map into the Otherworld always around us.”
—Rhyd Wildermuth, from the foreword
