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Favorite Bedtime Stories |
| - John M. Fitzgerald
John M. Fitzgerald is a poet, writer, editor and attorney for the disabled in Los Angeles. A dual citizen of the United States and Ireland, he attended the University of West Los Angeles School of Law, where he was editor of the Law Review.
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Forms of Feeling: Poetry in Our Lives. Essays & Interviews |
| - John Morgan
Poetry gives form to our feelings and helps us come to terms with them. Facing a personal crisis, a poem can be the beginning of healing. But if poems are good in a crisis, they are...
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Free Sex Chocolate - Poems and Songs |
| - Julian Gough
Free Sex Chocolate is a witty, irreverent, and highly original collection of poems and songs by Julian Gough. An acclaimed novelist, this is his first collection of poetry.
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Grass Whistle |
| - 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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Hello, Stephen |
| - Stephen Roger Powers
After following all roads to Dollywood in The Follower’s Tale, Stephen Roger Powers now brings the fairy songmother of the Smoky Mountains to a wider world in Hello, Stephen
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Her Father's Daughter |
| - Nessa O'Mahony
Some things are eternal, for instance the ties that bind fathers and daughters and which cannot be dissolved by time or distance or loss. In Nessa O’Mahony’s third poetry collection, she examines the nature of those bonds th...
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home more or less |
| - Paul Casey
Paul Casey is a truly international poet whose work is informed by languages from Irish and French to those of Africa, and his experiences of that continent enormously enrich this book. Hi...
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House of Bees |
| - Stephen Murray
“If you are in Hell, or intend going there, take this book with you as a charm. The devils down there will fear you and know you as one of their own.” Dave Lordan
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