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First published in Hard Light by Brick Books in 1998; first audio edition by Rattling Books, 2003



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Poetry

Arguments With Gravity (1996)
Hard Light (1998)
Emergency Roadside Assistance (2001)
Salvage (2002)

Short stories

Flesh and Blood (1998, expanded edition 2003)

Novels

River Thieves (2001)
The Wreckage (2005)

Non-fiction

Newfoundland: Journey Into a Lost Nation (with photographer Greg Locke) (2004)


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All of it is true. Even the Lies.

Hard Light: 32 Little Stories


A Selection of poems from Hard Light by Michael Crummey, originally published by Brick Books 1998

Read by Michael Crummey, Ron Hynes and Deidre Gillard-Rowlings.

Hard Light: 32 Little Stories is a retelling and reinvention of tales told to Michael Crummey by his father and other family members about outport Newfoundland and the Labrador fishery of a half-century ago. It’s a love-letter to a world and a way of life that has vanished completely in the last fifty years. All of it is true. Even the lies.


Michael Crummey

Raised in Buchans, Newfoundland and in Wabush, Labrador, Michael Crummey won the inaugural Bronwen Wallace competition in 1994 for most promising Canadian poet under the age of thirty-five who has not yet published a first book. His first collection of poems, Arguments with Gravity, was published in 1996 and won the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador Book Award for Poetry. Crummey’s first foray into fiction came with the publication of a collection of short stories, Flesh & Blood, in 1998. That same year, his second book of poems, Hard Light was released to general acclaim. Since then he has published a best-selling, Giller Prize-nominated novel, a further collection of poems and a work of non-fiction with photographs by Greg Locke. Having lived for a number of years in Kingston, Ontario, Michael Crummey now makes his home in St. John’s, Newfoundland.



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Jan 2 2008 8:32 PM

Best wishes for a great 2008!
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Nov 7 2007 12:36 PM

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Moll doll his chin;
Her hair birch-
Broom-in-the-fits;
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Jun 26 2007 7:42 AM

really great interesting stuff... kinda interested in the same stories..."Opening track Black Louie’s Ambergris features Brian Ritchie’s spooky Shakuhachi flute, it’s a dense instrumental piece based on a story, told to Poulson by his father, of two rogue fishermen who made their fortune chancing upon the worlds biggest find of Ambergris while battling the extremities of Tasmania’s ferocious southern oceans. "
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