Donna Kane

Thank you Catherine Owen for the lively discussion!

I have a new poetry book coming out Spring 2024
thanks to the wonderful team at Harbour Publishing.

What a thought-provoking and inspiring conference; so honoured to have been a part of it through the Write It Down! Poetry and Our Heritage of Space Exploration session.

Thank you CBC’s Now or Never for sharing my love of sleeping outside.

Thank you to The Temz Review for publishing three poems from my forthcoming book of poetry, Asterisms (April, 2024, Harbour).

Thank you CBC for this news article.

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.6891987

Thank you Carolina de Ryk and CBC’s Daybreak North for inviting me to talk about sleeping outside and my new writing project.

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-109-daybreak-north/clip/15994284-the-joys-open-air

Thank you Stephen Donahue for including me in his wonderful program, The Poetry Joint.

The Poetry Joint – Episode June 21, 2023 – CJSW Radio

Honoured to be reading at this event, not only my own poem, but one by poet and astronomer Rebecca Elson.

Anyone can attend!

Outer Space: 100 Poems

Join us for an exclusive reading from Outer Space: 100 Poems, published by Cambridge University Press and edited by Midge Goldberg, featuring a one-time-only lineup of contributors from across the globe: Ned Balbo (Baltimore, Md.), John Curl (Berkeley, Calif.), John Foy (N.Y., N.Y.), Dr. Alice Gorman (Adelaide, South Australia), A.M. Juster (Nashville, Tenn., for now), Donna Kane (Rolla, British Columbia), Janet Kenny (Point Vernon, Queensland) , Leslie Monsour (Los Angeles, Calif.), Victoria Moul (Paris, France), Jay Ruzesky (Duncan, British Columbia), Dr. Yun Wang (Glendale, Calif.), and Anton Yakovlev (Lyndhurst, N.J.).

Throughout human history, poetry has provided stories about what people observe in the sky. Stars, planets, comets, the moon, and space travel are used as metaphors for our feelings of love, loneliness, adventurousness, and awe. This collection reaches across time and cultures to illuminate how we think about outer space, and ourselves. Learn more at cambridge.org/outerspace

You can register here.