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  • Myth

    by TP Bocquet ...
    Myth is the first book in the 'Triumph' trilogy, a collection of poetry and prose that combines the techniques of the Beat Generation with the imagry and symbolism of Wallace Stevens, Hart Crane, & Lawrence Durrell. Major aspects and themes that are prevailent throughout Bocquet's writing are Sexuality, Love, War, Suburbia, Religion, History and most importantly, Myth. ... Read more

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  • First Four Books Of Poems

    by Louise Gluck ...
    Winner of the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe First Four Books of Poems collects the early work that established Louise Gluck as one of America's most original and important poets.Honored with the Pulitzer Prize for The Wild Iris, Gluck was celebrated early in her career for her fierce, austerely beautiful voice. In Firstborn, The House on Marshland, Descending Figure, and The Triumph of Achilles, ... Read more

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  • The Pearl King and Other Poems

    Notable Book in the 2005 Kiriyama Prize and longlisted for the 2005 ReLit AwardsCatherine Greenwood draws on the stories and legends which surround the development of cultured pearls by Mikimoto, the fabulous Pearl King, to engage a rich array of themes, including the clash between an aesthetics of refinement and nuance, and mass manufacture. With discerning wit and a large range of styles and ... Read more

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  • Day Dreaming in Africa

    This book is a collection of poems and prose written over a number of years. It is inspired by the unmistakable magic of Africa. Each page paints a picture of life in Botswanafrom the vivid unforgettable sunsets and the clownish wildebeest to the stately grace of the elephant and the unrealized beauty of the spider. Through all seasons and even the occasional drought, living in Africa truly is a ... Read more

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  • The Pangs of Sunday

    by Sharon Thesen ...
    A line in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey inspired the collection of selected and new poems within the pages of The Pangs of Sunday by Sharon Thesen. These poems artfully showcase Thesen’s great skill as a poet in balancing narrative with lyric, and demonstrates her grasp of the rhythm of language that is distinctly her own. ... Read more

    $8.99 USD

  • A Field of Flowers: Poems and Essays from a Diplomat

    Poems and Essays from a Diplomat's Journeys

    by Betsy Orlando ...
    Through her almost twelve years of travel, Betsy has written poems and short stories about and in the places she has lived and visited. Her poems are Impressionistic expressions that reflect her life experiences during this time. She captures the moods, feelings and vistas of her journeys throughout the world. Like Monet she tries to convey the world she has seen with images that are visual ... Read more

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  • Playing with Fire

    by Grevel Lindop ...
    A dazzling blend of intellectualism and eroticism, this poetry collection employs sumptuous, sensory language to explore a wide range of subjects—including a blood-drinking Tibetan deity, lemons in Robert Graves' garden, and an East London strip club. By boldly traversing the boundary between the erotic and the sexual, these love poems are both passionate and strikingly original. ... Read more

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  • Building a Mud House

    by Janet Reid ...
    We are the sum of our experiences. Life is a work in progress and we are built from the ground up, blended from our past, present and future. ... Read more

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  • Fire on Water

    “The lyrical poems in this anthology invite reader participation and ongoing reflection on themes that are relevant to us all. They dig below the surface but remain accessible and vibrant. Love shines through, from marital to that conferred by grandparenting. It flows out to encompass the vexing and heartrending question of the homeless; those displaced by war and politics, and powerless to defend ... Read more

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  • Collected Poems of Marie Ponsot

    by Marie Ponsot ...
    Marie Ponsot’s Collected Poems is the stunning lifework of the prizewinning poet, gathered in one volume: the world she has made of life’s fire for sixty years. The present celebratory volume covers nearly all of her published work, from True Minds (1956), which was number five in the famous City Lights Pocket Poets series, through the 2009 Easy, her most recent collection; it also includes some ... Read more

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  • Thule: The White Isle

    Ancient Thule is an island mentioned by the ancient Greek explorer Pytheas, who, around 325 BC, travelled from southern Spain to Great Britain. According to his writings, Thule is located in the 'far north', six days north of Britain. That is why the name of Thule has been used to signify the most northern edge (lat. ultima Thule) of the world since antiquity.The poem In This House, included in ... Read more

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  • Blue Dusk

    New & Selected Poems, 1951-2001

    Contradiction and ambiguity are essential to the poetry of Madeline DeFrees. Her work is concentrated, multi-layered, spliced with humor and characterized by a passionate interest in every aspect of words: their literal and figurative meanings and associations; their histories, usage, disappearances, and resurrections. In her recent poems she approaches complex subjects with a new clarity, the ... Read more

    $10.99 USD