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Falling into Place by Terpstra, John

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ISBN: 9781894031608

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Falling into Place

by Terpstra, John

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Kentville (NS): Gaspereau Press, 2002. Paper bound, blue French flaps, SIGNED and dated by author on half title page, 318pp. Very good or better copy. 610 grams. Scan available on request. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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ISBN 10 1894031601
ISBN 13 9781894031608
Publisher Kentville (NS): Gaspereau Press, 2002
Keywords Hamilton Ontario Urban Studies, Iroquois Bar Hamilton Ontario History

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Gaspereau Press, 2002. Book. Very Good. Paperback. Inscribed by Author(s). Signed gift inscription by the Author John Terpstra to "Shellbacks" with a date written nicely on the ffep. Clean tightly bound copy with unmarked text. Makes an excellent copy of his work. Secure boxed packaging! This book is what happens when one person becomes completely enamoured of the landscape in the city where he lives - especially if this person, like John Terpstra, engages the world with the imagination and curiosity of a poet. Terpstra's investigations centre around the Iroquois Bar, a giant glacial sandbar which lies beneath one of Hamilton's busiest transportation corridors. Combining history and geology with gumshoe work and poetic intuition, Terpstra puzzles out just how much the physical and social geography of the area has changed since the sandbar was formed. Lt.