Silence Is Full of Sound (Novmber, 2025, Ekstasis Editions) is a collection of ekphrastic, narrative, and lyric poetry that takes the reader from the Emily Carr and Friends sculpture in Yorkville; to the Glenn Gould bronze in downtown Toronto; to Hemingway’s statue in Havana; to the Singing Sands of Prince Edward Island; to Vincent van Gogh’s gravesite in Auvers-sur-Oise; to Kata Tjuta in Australia’s desert; to the Arctic tundra; to the Temple of Poseidon in Greece; to Postojna Cave in Slovenia; to the Kalemegdan fortress in Belgrade; to the Toronto Music Garden; and to the magnificent shores of Georgian Bay. Bianca Lakoseljac, an award-winning novelist, short story writer, essayist, and poet, guides the reader on a tour of original and whimsical poetry—memorable and illuminating.