Authors > Tim Lilburn
Tim Lilburn is the author of Living in the World As If it Were Home, winner of the Saskatchewan Non-Fiction Book of the Year Award and finalist for the Saskatoon Book Award. He has published several volumes of poetry. He lives in Saskatoon. Heteaches philosophy and literature at St. Peter's College in Muenster, Saskatchewan, and lives in Saskatoon, near the South Saskatchewan River.
Living In The World As If It Were Home
by Tim Lilburn
Literary Non-Fiction
Literary Criticism
135 pages
Trade Paper w/ French Flaps
4.5" X 7"
ISBN 1896951147
$16.95 CDN
Also available:
Thinking and Singing:
Poetry and the Practice of Philosophy
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"All Lilburn's meditations have that animal gusto, even at
their most formidably intellectual. I suspect the book in which
they've been gathered will stand as a minor classic... Poet, contemplative
thinker, hot-blooded lover of trees and rivers: is there anyone
else like Lilburn? The type is rare, but it's not unknown. In this
country, you find a similar combination in Hector de Saint-Denys-Gardneau
and Robert Bringhurst, to name just two... But Lilburn is his own
man, and there is no need to strain for comparisons. Where he will
go next is anybody's guess. Meanwhile, we have Living In The World
As If It Were Home to be grateful for." – Dennis Lee |
