Karen Solie, a distinguished figure in Canadian poetry since the early 2000s, has garnered widespread acclaim for her work while maintaining an enigmatic presence. Although her peers are also respected, none match her international recognition. Solie’s books have received prestigious nominations and prizes, showcasing her literary prowess. At nearly sixty, Solie continues to thrive in the literary scene, with her latest book, Wellwater, highlighting her refined talent. Her achievements extend to strong representation in both Canadian and American publishing realms, solidifying her status among the greats in contemporary poetry.
"Her first book, Short Haul Engine, was published in 2001-nearly a quarter century ago. Now Solie is pushing sixty, and I feel old."
"With the possible exception of a handful of super luminaries, Solie has a higher profile than anyone in the game."
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