American Dervish |
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Since early in their history, Americans have been seen as restless, rootless, given to wandering; that trait forms the central thematic thread in American Dervish. In poems that range from the historical to the person... 
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Any Other Branch |
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| - Ivy Page
The poems in Any Other Branch are grouped into four sections; representing developmental stages of life. The stages are grand leaps, rather than small steps or divisions of time. They are emotional groupings based on the way each poem ties into the nex...
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Beyond the Sea |
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“Fitzgerald is a poet whose work I have followed with great interest for a long time and I would recommend her new volume to those who have not yet discovered her impressive work. The ap...
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Brief Nudity |
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| - Larry O. Dean
Brief Nudity’s poems are concerned with the juxtaposition between elegy and irreverence. The first section, opening with an epigraph by singer-songwriter John Prine, is anchored by a quartet of persona poems recounted from ...
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CIRCUS EUROPE - Poetry and Images, an international collaboration |
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| - with artwork by Machteld van Buren, and poems by Arnoud van Adrichem, Patrick Chapman, Frank Golden, Jessie Lendennie, Peter van Lier, Lieke Marsman, Martin Reints, & Jo Slade
Published to coincide with the Irish exhibition of Circus Europe at the Courthouse Gallery, Ennist...
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Dangerous to Know |
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| - Patricia Brody
“... If the breath of life stirs, Patricia Brody reaches for it, grabs the first branch, the last crotch (we’re talking trees here) and tugs until the ‘root of things’ comes away in her hand, free of the past: ‘the moonlit a...
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Dreaming My Animal Selves / Le Songe de mes Âmes Animales |
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| - HÉLÈNE CARDONA (Bilingual Collection in French and English)
“In this extraordinary volume of soul crafted poetry, words become wands to enchant and evoke our better angels.” Jean Houston (Ph.D., philosopher, author of The Wizard of Us, A Mythic Life, and Mystical Dog...
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Grass Whistle |
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| - Amy Dryansky
In her second collection of poems, Amy Dryansky’s intrepid speaker sets off once again, this time into the deceptively open field of adult life. Along the way she pushes at the boundaries of identity and connection, questioning our perceptions of selfh...
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