
I Tumble Through the Diamond Dust
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Narrated by:
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Edward Willett
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By:
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Edward Willett
About this listen
Within these pages lie 21 poems...and 21 worlds: worlds in the farthest reaches of space, worlds steeped in myth and legend, worlds that never were, and worlds that yet could be.
By award-winning science fiction and fantasy author Edward Willett, each poem was inspired by - and contains - two lines of published poetry from Saskatchewan poets sent out every weekday by former Saskatchewan Poet Laureate Gerald Hill as a Poetry Month challenge to members of the Saskatchewan Writers Guild in April 2016.
Every poem tells a story. Some are frightening. Some are funny. Some are poignant; some surreal. Enter a realm of unfettered imagination, and embrace the fantastical.
©2018 Edward Willett (P)2018 Edward Willett
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