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Solace: Poems from the Northwoods by Patricia Killelea

victor March 15, 2026 February 6, 2026Poetry Patricia Killelea, Sharon Brunner 0
A book cover with the title "Solace: Poems from the Northwoods" shows a white deer standing by a calm lake, reflected in the water, with dense green trees in the background. The author is Patricia Killelea.

Reviewer: Sharon Brunner Patricia Killelea’s Solace: Poems from the Northwoods” offers a haunting and alluring view of life in the Northwoods of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.). The U.P. was and still is considered an immense array of ruggedness and beauty. A black bear can be just around the…

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