Product Description: Poetry. Environmental Studies. HOW TO DRAW A RHINOCERNOS, the first book of poems by Canadian writer, scholar, and lawyer Kate Sutherland, mines centuries of rhinoceros representations in art and literature to document the history of European and North American encounters with the animal—from the elephant- rhinoceros battles staged by monarchs in the Middle Ages; the rhinomania that took hold in France and later in Italy in response to the European travels of Clara the 'Dutch' Rhinoceros in the mid-1700s; the menageries and circuses of the Victorian era; the exploits of celebrated twentieth-century hunters like Teddy Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway; and the trade in rhinoceros horn artefacts that thrives online today...read more

A collection of short stories for women about addiction, betrayal, misjudgment, first love, and self-discovery.

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Product Description: "The nine stories in this collection are like patches of real life, wholly and perfectly formed.... Sutherland's narrative voice is clear, uncluttered and confident as she explores the infinite variations of the eternal male-female dichotomy...read more