In Antarctica: An Amundsen Pilgrimage Sechelt Nation 000 fans plus a huge

000 fans plus a huge TV audience cheered them on--to the Women's World Cup--where they beat Argentina

Sheryda Warrener's second poetry collection touches on the illusion of remaining grounded and a sense of belonging

through personal stories

searching for dignity and meaning

A lesson on the latter is artfully prescribed in the titular poem

In Antarctica: An Amundsen Pilgrimage Sechelt Nation 000 fans plus a hugeDescription Jay Ruzesky recalls a childhood of snow caves, literary ambitions, and a fascination with polar exploration that was ignited by the genes he shares with famed Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen. As a boy, Ruzesky was captivated by Amundsen's diaries: an Antarctic exploration aboard Belgica when Amundsen was a twenty five year old mate bent on earning his stripes; his historic navigation of the Northwest Passage from 1903 to 1906 where he