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Robin Chapman and Jeri McCormick, eds. (Wisconsin) This diverse anthology includes work by more than 80 poets, some well known and others relatively unknown, all over the age of 60. These poems speak of love in particular lives and details. Each poet writes out of her real experience, belonging to this historical time, from a vast array of loving (or nonloving) exchanges—and so each reader will find individual patterns, nuances, and voices. The whole contributes to defining and refining that elusive word, love, in our time, caught in language and breathed into the poems. |
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Diane Shipley DeCillis and Mary Jo Firth Gillet, eds. (Michigan) Poetry anthology. Paper, perfect bound, 114 pp The Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the history of art. It continues to inspire reproduction, parody and countless theories. We see facsimiles of it everywhere: on buildings and mugs, on computer ads, in cartoons. In honor of her 500th birthday, 2003-2006, Mona Poetica celebrates not only the painting but also inspiration and creativity. This rich and varied anthology includes work by: Stephen Dunn, Grace Bauer, William Blake, Edward Hirsch, Natasha Saje and many others. |
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Judith Kerman (Michigan) and Don Riggs (Philadelphia), eds. Poetry. Paper, perfect bound, 148 pp A first-rate anthology of poems that grow from science fiction and fantasy sensibilities. Featuring poems by leading s.f. and fantasy authors, including Brian Aldiss, Joe Haldeman, Jeanne Larsen, David Lunde, Patrick O'Leary, Rick Wilber, & Jane Yolen. |
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Judith Kerman and Amee Schmidt, eds. (Bay City,MI) Poetry. Paper, perfect bound, 78 pp. The Rustbelt Roethke Writers’ Workshop/Retreat was inspired by the work and life of Pulitzer-Prize-winning poet Theodore Roethke (1908-1963), who was born and brought up in Saginaw, Michigan. The Workshop has met each July since 2002, providing experienced writers with a comfortable, egalitarian atmosphere of peer (teacherless) workshops and public readings. This anthology was published during the centennial year of Roethke’s birth as part of the year-long Roethke Centennial celebration. It showcases the work of all participants in the first 5 years of workshops. Enjoy the variety of poetry, short fiction, flash-fiction, experimental fiction and creative non-fiction from authors who came from as far as Texas, Massachusetts, New York and the Caribbean to work together in Roethke’s home landscape. |
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Douglas M.Smith, Melody Vassoff and Karen Woollams, eds. - Michigan Poetry/art anthology. Paper, perfect bound, 114 pp Poems and artwork concerned with rural and small town life in Michigan. Our first publication with interior color artwork. One of our best sellers! |
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Angela Williams (Michigan) Nonfiction with poetry, fiction, photographs. Cherries are to Northern Michigan what oranges are to Florida! In this highly personal view of Michigan's cherry industry, Angela Williams cooks up a delightful confection of reminiscences, poems, recipes, facts and photos. The book features poetry, memoirs and fiction by Michigan writers Anne-Marie Oomen, Norm Wheeler, Conrad Hilberry, Jackie Bartley, Linda Nemec Foster, Gerry LaFemina, David Sosnowski, Mary Ann Samyn and others. |
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