Hymns of Home

Publisher: Bitingduck Press

A selection of twenty-nine insightful, creative essays, alive with superb and tender detail. Hymns of Home focuses on family and life in a way that references the questions we ask and are asked as parents, the way naming creates meaning, and the reflective nature of observation, the contained nature of technology. The man at the heart of these stories brings us closer to the world of childhood wonder, closer to our own knowledge, and asks us to ask of ourselves profound questions that, ultimately, bring us closer to everyman.

About Bill Bunn

Bill Bunn is the author of four books, several essays and articles. His second young adult novel, Kill Shot, was released in 2015. He published his first young adult novel, Duck Boy, in 2012. His second book is a collection of grown-up essays and articles titled Hymns of Home, released in 2013. In 2003, Moon Canoe, a children’s picture book was published. This book was bought and translated into French and released as Canoë Lune (2005).He is currently writing two pages a day to generate the rough draft of his next novel.Bill Bunn lives near Millarville, Alberta, Canada. He and his wife, Linda, take care of three teenagers, two dogs, two cats, and two hives of bees. Bill teaches English at Mount Royal University.http://www.billbunn.nethttp://www.facebook.com/billbunnauthor

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Paperback 9781938463358 1938463358 2013-02-28 128 0.00 x 5.00 x 8.00 in $12.99

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Hymns of Home

Hymns of Home

by Bunn, Bill

A selection of twenty-nine insightful, creative essays, alive with superb and tender detail. Hymns of Home focuses on family and life in a way that references the questions we ask and are asked as parents, the way naming creates meaning, and the reflective nature of observation, the contained nature of technology...

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