Neile Graham's "Blood Memory is a "mosaic of voice" depicting the lives of women. The lives of Woman. Invoking the very elements, she weaves a universe in which details of daily life, small moments caught in the crevices of time and place, are found and acknowledged. "Blood Memory follows the blood line, traces vision, belief and whatever else endures and offers it in celebration. And as evidence. Neile Graham is a Canadian who lives and works in Seattle, Washington. She has previously published two books of poetry: "Seven Robins (1983) and "Spells for Clear Vision (1994). She was a finalist for the Pat Lowther Award in 1995.