On Every Stone - Softcover

Rachel Vigier's debut collection is a book of poems about disappearance. The poems are based on the grief enacted through the unsolved disappearance of the poet's sister and Vigier's witnessing of the sudden disappearance of thousands of ordinary people during the terrorist attacks on New York City. This remarkable first work is written from the wrenching uncertainty of shadowy loss and explores both what is missing and what remains.

Rachel Vigier is the author of "Gestures of Genius: Women, Dance, andthe Body", and two books of poetry, "The Book of Skeletons" (PedlarPress, 2006) and "On Every Stone" (Pedlar Press, 2002). She is analumna of the Nikolais/Louis Dance Lab, where she studied with Hanya Holm, Alwin Nikolais, and Murray Louis. Rachel Vigier's poetry has beenfeatured on CBC and online at "nthposition" and "Verse Daily".Her work has also appeared in the "Literary Review of Canada", "TheMalahat Review", "Barrow Street", "The Cortland Review", andin an anthology of writings "September 11, 2001: American WritersRespond" (Etruscan Press, 2002). She was raised in Manitoba and nowlives with her family in New York City.

Molly Peacock is an acclaimed poet, essayist, and creative nonfiction writer. Her latest work of nonfiction is The Paper Garden: An Artist Begins Her Life's Work at 72. Her most recent collection of poems is The Second Blush. As President of the Poetry Society of America, Molly Peacock was one of the creators of New York's Poetry in Motion program; co-editing Poetry In Motion: One Hundred Poems from the Subways and Buses. She serves as a Faculty Mentor at the Spalding University Brief Residency MFA Program and is also the Series Editor of The Best Canadian Poetry in English.