Editing Di Brandt (section)

==Bibliography==

Poetry:
*''questions i asked my mother'' (Winnipeg: [[Turnstone Press]], 1987)
*''Agnes in the sky'' (Winnipeg: [[Turnstone Press]], 1990)
*''mother, not mother'' (Toronto: [[The Mercury Press]], 1992)
*''Jerusalem, beloved'' (Winnipeg: [[Turnstone Press]], 1995)
*''Now You Care'' (Toronto: [[Coach House Press]], 2003)
*''The Lottery of History'' (Brandon, MB:  Radish Press, 2008).  Chapbook.
*''Walking to Mojacar,'' with French and Spanish translations by Charles Leblanc and Ari Belathar (Winnipeg: [[Turnstone Press]], 2010)
*''SHE: Poems inspired by Laozi,'' with ink drawings by Lin Xu (Brandon, MB:  Radish Press, 2012). Chapbook.
*''The Sweetest Dance on Earth: New and Selected Poems'' (Winnipeg: [[Turnstone Press]], 2022)

Essays:
*''Wild Mother Dancing:  Maternal Narrative in Canadian Literature'' (Winnipeg, MB:   [[University of Manitoba Press]] 1993).
*''Dancing Naked:  Narrative Strategies for Writing Across Centuries'' (Toronto:  Mercury Press 1996).
*''Re:Generations:  Canadian Women Poets in Conversation'' (Windsor, ON:  [[Black Moss Press]] 2006), ed. with Barbara Godard.
*''So this is the world & here I am in it'' (Edmonton: [[NeWest Press]] 2007).
*''Wider Boundaries of Daring:  The Modernist Impulse in Canadian Women's Poetry'' (Waterloo, ON:  [[Wilfrid Laurier University Press]] 2011), ed. with Barbara Godard.

Collaborations:
*''Awakenings:  In Four Voices'', a collaborative poetry/music audiorecording (CD) with [[Dorothy Livesay]] (posthumously), [[Carol Ann Weaver]] and [[Rebecca Campbell (musician)|Rebecca Campbell]] (2003).
*''Emily, The Way you Are'', a one-woman chamber opera about the life and work of Emily Carr, with musical score by [[Jana Skarecky]], premiered at the McMichael Gallery in Kleinburg, ON, in 2011, featuring mezzo-soprano [[Ramona Carmelly]] and the [[Talisker Players]] directed by [[Gary Kulesha]].
*''Watermelon Syrup:  A Novel'' with [[Annie Jacobsen]] and [[Jane Finlay-Young]] [[(WLUP 2011)]].
*''Coyotes do not carry her away,'' a musical setting of Di Brandt's poems, by Manitoba composer [[Kenneth Nichols]], commissioned by the Brandon Chamber Society and premiered at Brandon City Hall in 2012, featuring [[Naomi Forman]] (soprano), [[Catherine Wood (musician)|Catherine Wood]] (clarinet) and [[Ann Germani]] (harp).