Casting Deep Shade

by C. D. Wright

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"In her final work, C.D. Wright turns her keen documentarian gaze onto a subject native to her adopted Rhode Island: beech trees. Woven, in her typical fashion, with diaristic personal details and incisive yet lyrical voice, this collection transcends its individual subjects and voices to present a message of continuity and preservation"--… (more)

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Now go forth, bring your trees.

C.D. Wright has encapsulated the complete history of the beech within her short lifetime. We hardly know our back yards. Beeches dying like the world, around the globe. This trifold tribute will survive. (

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"In her final work, C.D. Wright turns her keen documentarian gaze onto a subject native to her adopted Rhode Island: beech trees. Woven, in her typical fashion, with diaristic personal details and incisive yet lyrical voice, this collection transcends its individual subjects and voices to present a message of continuity and preservation"--

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