By Daniel Lusk
In this new collection of poems, Vermont poet Daniel Lusk ponders the lake region's storied prehistory, recalls maritime tragedies, and evokes underwater mysteries and ancient lore in language meant to enrich the experience of readers of poetry as well as of those familiar with the dramatic beauty of Lake Champlain. Richly illustrated with color photos, the poems are imaginative works that derive their veracity from archival and published works by historians, archeologists, marine biologists and other scientists.

The book is the product of the poet's two-year research and writing project, funded by grants from the Vermont Arts Endowment and the University of Vermont, and supported by LCMM.

96pp. Softcover. 2011.