We Are What We Love collects three of Bernard Pozier’s most recent books of poetry: Agonique agenda, Post-scriptum and Le temps bouge la Terre passe, translated into English by Antonio D’Alfonso. The first narrates the loved one’s journey from illness to her passing away; the second deals will memory, love, and Mexico; the last is a meditation of time and place that we are temporarily asked to inhabit.

Bernard Pozier was born in Three Rivers. He is the literary director of Ècrits des Forges. L’Orange Bleue has published a section of his poetry under the title, Scènes publiques. He is also the author of a volume devoted to hockey, Les poètes chanteront ce but.

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Antonio D'Alfonso was born in Montreal. He studied at Loyola College from 1970 to 1975, where he got his B.A. in Communication Arts. Later on he went to Université de Montréal to complete his Master's Science Degree in Communication Studies, specializing in Semiology; his thesis was on Mouchette, a film by Robert Bresson. In 1978 he founded Guernica Editions, where he edited over 450 books by authors from around the world. In 1982 along with three other writers, he founds the trilingual magazine, Vice Versa. In 1986, along with three other writers, he founded the Association of Italian-Canadian writers. He has taught at Université of Montréal, Continuing Studies at University of Toronto, University of Californa, in San Diego. He is presently a writer in residence at McGill University (French language and literature department).

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