
Farhang
Book Two
$41.34
- Paperback
136 pages
- Release Date
10 November 2026
Summary
Every poem in this volume was conceived and written over two years in Iqaluit, Nunavut, along the Apex Trail, among the rocks and rivers of Sylvia Grinnell Park. Steeped more deeply in symbolism and surrealism, Farhang: Book Two binds the natural world through which Woodcock walked to his need to artistically archive a life before memory distorts it — before truth turns to fable, and fable to forgetting.
In Farhang: Book Two, Patrick Woodcock continues to celebrate, …
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781770419100 |
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| ISBN-10: | 1770419101 |
| Author: | Patrick Woodcock |
| Publisher: | ECW Press,Canada |
| Imprint: | ECW Press,Canada |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 136 |
| Release Date: | 10 November 2026 |
| Weight: | 112g |
| Dimensions: | 140mm x 216mm |

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Critics Review
“Farhang: Book II, Patrick Woodcock’s eleventh book of poetry, is a striking and immersive collection that moves with rare confidence between geographies, inner weather, and moral tension. Built on a disciplined structure yet alive with restless motion, the poems carry the reader across ice, sea, and memory, where landscape is never passive. It presses back, shapes thought, and demands a response.” — The Galway Review
“Patrick Woodcock has written a book of remarkable scope, intelligence, and emotional depth. Farhang Book Two confirms him as one of the most distinctive poetic voices currently working in Canadian literature.” — Compulsive Reader
“Farhang Book II is not a book you will read all at once, nor should you try. These poems ask to be sat with. They reward return. You will find yourself coming back to a particular image, a turn of phrase, a closing line, weeks after first reading it. The book stands as one of the most serious and accomplished collections of Canadian poetry in recent years. It arrives from a writer at the height of his powers, rooted in the Arctic landscape where it was written and reaching outward to the full, difficult scope of a life spent paying attention to the world.” — The Woodlot
Patrick Woodcock
Patrick Woodcock is the author of 10 books of poetry and one collection of short stories. His work has been translated and published in 14 languages. He works for United for Literacy and divides his time between Toronto and Nunavut as the instructor/coordinator for its Nunavut Justice Program, for which he won the Council of the Federation Literacy Award.
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