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Leylines Anne H. Pinn Shocked by the carnage ofLeylines is Katherine Buchanans first book of poetry. It presents a selection of poems that either touch on the physical environment and our impact on it or provide the reader with a glimpse into a less tangible somewhat ethereal inner world. Imagery of the Rena oil spill disaster for example is hauntingly presented in Bay of Plenty and Nomura provides some insight into an issue with gargantuan jellyfish reaching the Sea of Japan which have even been