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Crabwise to the Hounds

Jeramy Dodds - The Epileptic Acupuncturist

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From Jeramy Dodds's poetry collection, Crabwise to the Hounds.

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Jeramy Dodds - The Gift

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From Jeramy Dodds's poetry collection, Crabwise to the Hounds.

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Crabwise to the Hounds a Poetry Foundation book of the year!

Jeramy Dodds's Crabwise to the Hounds has been named one of the prestigious Poetry Foundation's favourite books of the year. The citation begins:

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Trent Arthur interviews Jeramy Dodds

Poet Jeramy Dodds speaks to the Arthur (his alma mater, Trent University's paper) about Crabwise to the Hounds ('It is both my oldest work and my newest, due to an unrestrained addiction to editing'), the influence of southern Ontario landscapes on the images in his book and more. But don't get your hopes up -- Dodds saves his writing advice for 'highly-motivated shut-ins or terrorists.'

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Dodds and McGimpsey reveal their desk spaces

Visit Desk Space to view the books, photos, stuffed animals and figurines (can you find Colonel Sanders?) adorning the corners where poets Jeramy Dodds (Crabwise to the Hounds) and David McGimpsey (Sitcom) burn the midnight oil.

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Jeramy Dodds at the Rowers Pub Reading Series

Dec 3

The Rowers Pub Reading Series celebrates the release of The Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008 with readings by four poets from the anthology: Crabwise to the Hounds author Jeramy Dodds will appear alongside Ken Babstock, Heather Cadsby and Bill Howell.

Read a recent National Post interview with Jeramy Dodds here: http://www.nationalpost.com/arts/books/story.html?id=988296.

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Harbord House
150 Harbord Street 2nd floor
Toronto, ON
Canada
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Profile of Jeramy Dodds in the National Post

The National Post's Mark Medley interviews Jeramy Dodds, who discusses the lengthy process behind Crabwise to the Hounds as well as the connection between writing and working as a research archeologist:

'It seems to me like there's some sort of interpretation that occurs in reverse order,' he says. 'These poems are being built up of all this junk, really. Junk from the language.'

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Quill & Quire praises Crabwise to the Hounds

Crabwise to the Hounds by Jeramy Dodds
By Mark Callanan
Quill & Quire
December 1 2008

Despite my abiding conviction that a moratorium should be placed on poems about Glenn Gould (whose frequent appearance in Canadian poetry has made him into something of a verse cliché), I feel bound to admit that Jeramy Dodds imbues the clutch of Gould poems in his first collection with the same idiosyncratic brilliance that the famed concert pianist injected into his own art.

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Jeramy Dodds at Trent Writers Reading Series

Nov 20

2007 CBC Literary Award winner Jeramy Dodds returns to his Alma Mater to read from http://www.trentu.ca/english/events_writersreading.php

Jeramy Dodds at the Trent Writers Reading Series
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Alumni House, Trent University, 1600 West Bank Drive
Peterborough, ON
8:00 p.m.

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1600 West Bank Drive
Peterborough, ON
Canada
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Jeramy Dodds wins CBC Literary Award

2006 Bronwen Wallace Award-winner Jeramy Dodds has won the 07-08 CBC Literary Prize for English-language. Dodds won the $6,000 prize for his work 'Sundress, Fortress.'<!--newline--><!--newline-->In Fall 2008, Coach House Books will publish Jeramy Dodds' first collection of poetry, Crabwise to the Hounds. Congratulations, Jeramy!<!--newline--><!--newline-->Visit cbc.ca/arts for information on all the winners.

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