HABITATS + A Field Guide to North American Trees
HABITATS and A Field Guide to North American Trees are companion books designed to speak to one another. The chapbook gathers a tree-centered sequence from the heart of HABITATS as a concentrated meditation on place, while the full collection opens those same poems outward, revealing how one way of seeing becomes a path toward understanding home. These two are meant to be together.
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HABITATS$22.00
HABITATS traces life across Southern ecosystems and domestic spaces — coastal waterways, pine forests, sweltering towns, rural homesteads — examining how ecology, history, and lived experience shape what we call home, and how we learn to inhabit places irreparably marked by pressure and extraction. Garrett Ashley's debut full-length collection.
A Field Guide to North American Trees$14.00
Fourteen poems, each named for a tree native to the American South — loblolly pine, live oak, sweetgum, crape myrtle — where botanical form becomes a way of understanding memory, loss, and the pressure of living. Garrett Ashley's debut chapbook, published in partnership with Good Printed Things.