Pamela Cranston'ss Coming To Treeline: Adirondack Poems celebrates the High Peaks Region of the Adirondacks in upstate New York. These extraordinary poems capture the mountains, lakes, streams and people who have been part of Cranston'ss life for over fifty years. Richard Henry, editor of Blueline says, 'sComing To Treeline startles with the depth and clarity of an Adirondack lake. POE000000
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"Coming To Treeline is enchanting. Such feeling! It's an honor to have a painting from our collection grace the cover." -- Mimi Kilgore, Curator, Fayez Sarofim Collection
"Coming To Treeline startles with the depth and clarity of an Adirondack lake." -- Richard Henry, editor, Blueline Literary Journal.
"Cranston does what the best poets do best: (she) connects with readers on a level of emotional depth and truth." -- Victor Forbes, Editor of FINE ART MAGAZINE, FALL 2005
"Pamela Cranston has captured [these mountains] with grace and invested them with another skin of meaning and of beauty." -- Bill McKibben, environmentalist and author of Wandering Home: A Long Walk Through America's Most Hopeful Region, Vermont's Champlain Valley and New York's Adirondacks.
"This book is a hymn to a place sung in language that flows out of close observation, reverence and love." -- Chase Twichell, author of The Practice of Poetry: Writing Exercises from Poets Who Teach, The Ghost of Eden: Poems, and The Snow Watcher: Poems.
"Written with craft and a mature sensitivity to language, Cranston's poetry sings with peace, hope, and wisdom..." -- Colleen Marie Ryor, editor, The Adirondack Review.
Cranston's Adirondacks is a world made particular. This poetry finds in these ancient mountains an ancient solace: holy-ground, renewal, redemption. -- Stephanie Coyne-DeGhett, Poetry Editor, Blueline
Cranston's passion for the outdoors shines through with an attention to detail that brings the reader's every sense alive. -- Brittany Bombard, Features Editor, Lake Placid News
I'll keep "Coming To Treeline" on my desk to read it over and over. Poetry like this is poetry forever. -- Elfie E. Larken, Oakland, CA
Like Herbert or Traherne, Cranston opens new doors, inviting us to grasp revelation everywhere, particularly in our interactions with nature. -- The Rev. Dr. L. William Countryman, author of The Poetic Imagination: An Anglican Spiritual Tradition and Run, Shepherds, Run.
"Coming To Treeline startles with the depth and clarity of an Adirondack lake." -- Richard Henry, editor, Blueline Literary Journal.
"Cranston does what the best poets do best: (she) connects with readers on a level of emotional depth and truth." -- Victor Forbes, Editor of FINE ART MAGAZINE, FALL 2005
"Pamela Cranston has captured [these mountains] with grace and invested them with another skin of meaning and of beauty." -- Bill McKibben, environmentalist and author of Wandering Home: A Long Walk Through America's Most Hopeful Region, Vermont's Champlain Valley and New York's Adirondacks.
"This book is a hymn to a place sung in language that flows out of close observation, reverence and love." -- Chase Twichell, author of The Practice of Poetry: Writing Exercises from Poets Who Teach, The Ghost of Eden: Poems, and The Snow Watcher: Poems.
"Written with craft and a mature sensitivity to language, Cranston's poetry sings with peace, hope, and wisdom..." -- Colleen Marie Ryor, editor, The Adirondack Review.
Cranston's Adirondacks is a world made particular. This poetry finds in these ancient mountains an ancient solace: holy-ground, renewal, redemption. -- Stephanie Coyne-DeGhett, Poetry Editor, Blueline
Cranston's passion for the outdoors shines through with an attention to detail that brings the reader's every sense alive. -- Brittany Bombard, Features Editor, Lake Placid News
I'll keep "Coming To Treeline" on my desk to read it over and over. Poetry like this is poetry forever. -- Elfie E. Larken, Oakland, CA
Like Herbert or Traherne, Cranston opens new doors, inviting us to grasp revelation everywhere, particularly in our interactions with nature. -- The Rev. Dr. L. William Countryman, author of The Poetic Imagination: An Anglican Spiritual Tradition and Run, Shepherds, Run.
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If you didn't grow up in the Adirondacks you'll wish you had after reading Cranston's Coming to Treeline. These mountains are the mentors of her soul and have given her an abundance of treasure teeming with life.
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