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Gods Meadow is a collection of essays, imagery, and poetry on the cultural landscape of Oslo, Norway, especially the ruins of a Cistercian monastery on an island in the Oslo fjord. Gods Meadow creates a kind of archaeological impressionism that explores evolutionary and spiritual connections between the oceans of Earth and space.

About The Author:

P.J. Capelotti, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer in Anthropology and American Studies at Penn State University Abington College in Abington, PA, is author or editor of more than a dozen non-fiction histories, including Sea Drift: Rafting Adventures in the Wake of Kon-Tiki (2001) and By Airship to the North Pole: An Archaeology of Human Exploration (1999). His poetry has appeared in Subjective Substance and The Bathyspheric Review..