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"The Companion to Volcanology is not a field guide to volcanoes. But tectonic shifts are present in Brent Kininmont's second book of poetry, and so are companions. The child, for instance, carried up a mountain in the titular opening poem, and companions alive to the brevity of their time together. Kininmont, who grew up in Aotearoa, has lived in Japan for many years, and so these poems are of a life between two places and of the body in anxious or joyful motion"--Publisher's information.
The companion to volcanology -- What dropped? -- Twelve short talks on aspects of origins -- Half pear, half apple -- Driving the harvester -- Leaf boats -- Child carrier -- Hong Kong 1997 -- Limbs succumbing -- The impressionist -- The lift has two decks -- A primer -- The invisible hand -- Swell -- Crossed toes -- New Year Ekiden -- That stage -- Imperial units -- Near things -- Retreat -- True story -- Mountain path to ancient Thera -- Poet still missing on Kuchinoerabu -- Sera -- Range of affection -- Ed -- The Japanese on Erebus -- Bits of food in my father's lungs -- Five o'clock at Iwami Ginzan -- He went nonetheless and was glad he did -- 'Nothing to write a yarn about' -- Some are not in step with -- The line has stalled.