Chris Turnbull


Chris Turnbull is the author of Continua (Ottawa: Chaudiere Books 2015; Picton: Invisible Publishing 2019) and [ untitled ] in o w n (Vancouver: CUE Books 2014), one of a trio of poetry books alongside work by Heather Hermant and angela rawlings, respectively. Her chapbook publications include Shingles (Vancouver: Thuja 1999); continua 1-22 (Ottawa: above/ground 2010); and The Great Canadian (Buffalo: Low Frequency Press 2015), which combines images from Turnbull’s site-specific rout/e project and text from rawling’s forthcoming echolology. Undertones, a collaborative chapbook with text/artist Bruno Neiva, is emerging with Low Frequency Press in 2019.

Turnbull’s other work is off the page, as installations exhibited in landscapes or manifested outdoors. Her work can be found online, in print, and within landscapes. She curates an ongoing, site specific footpress, rout/e, whereby poems are planted on trails: www.etuor.wordpress.com.

She lives in Kemptville, Ontario.

  

rout/e:

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Continua

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Reviews

“Chris Turnbull’s continua(lly) performative twists & turns” by Douglas Barbour. The Eclectic Ruckus (2016).

“Chris Turnbull’s Endless Directions” by rob mcLennan. Jacket 2 (2015).

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