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Risa Kaparo
Embrace by Risa Kaparo
Scarlet Tanager Books, 2002-
(Excerpts from the back of the book)
Risa Kaparo writes poetry of 'soul- making.'
--Richard Silberg, author of DoublenessA poet who makes beauty out of her suffering.
--Floyd Salas, author of State of EmergencyRisa Kaparo's poetry takes you into a world that is raw, brilliant, and unnerving.
$14.00 | ISBN 0-9670224-6-0 | 69 Pages | In Stock: 2
--David Surrenda, Founder and former Dean, John F. Kennedy University Graduate School of Holistic Studies
Kerry Shawn Keys
The Burning Mirror by Kerry Shawn Keys
PRESA :S: PRESS, 2008-
…the work seems to exude like sap from a sugar maple or ants from a hill. What an incredible wealth. The sort of poet people dream about when they dream about poets.
--Robert Bringhurst
$14.95 | ISBN: 978-0-9772524-9-7 | 92 Pages | In Stock: 3
Alan King
the music we are by Alan King
Publisher, year-
Alan King is a freelance writer for the Prince George's County Gazette and Capital Community News. His publications include Wapland: A Journal of Black Literature & Ideas, When Words Become Flesh: An Anthology of New Generation Poetry, Taboo Haiku, and The Hurricane Haiku Anthology among others. He is also the author of his self-published book, "transfer."
$5.00 | 41 Pages | In Stock: 5
transfer by Alan King
2006-
Alan King is a freelance writer for the Prince George's County Gazette. His publications include The Warpland: A Journal of Black Literature & Ideas, When Words Become Flesh, and Inkstains.
"Talk about global warming...Desire moves through these pages like a heat wave...Seriously, you feel this book like the first really hot day after a long, long winter."
$5.00 | 31 Pages | In Stock: 5
--Tim Seibles (http://www.cavecanempoets.org/pages/faculty.html#seibles)
Richard Kostelanetz
PO/EMS by Richard Kostelanetz
PRESA:S: PRESS, 2008-
Just when you think you're totally soaked in the possibilities in modern art, music, poetry, drama, dance, etc., along comes Richard Kostelanetz and you've got to start all over again.
--Hugh Fox
$6.00 | 40 Pages | In Stock: 3
Bilingual Poems by Richard Kostelanetz
Červená Barva Press, 2007-
Preface From the book:
If the principal theme of my poetry has been invention, one motive of the poems written since Wordworks (1993), my first elaborate collection, has been the clashing of languages. This reflects initially my interest in writing poems in languages I barely know--for instance, the French and German Strings reprinted there. As always, I make a move and then look for surprising results. Here one move is interweaving the letters of words in two languages; another comes from jamming two words together to form not only a larger word but an evocative intersection. Many other poetic developments should follow from these initial moves. Some depend upon understanding two languages; others, not. –Richard Kostelanetz, New York, NYReview from Doug Holder's Authors Den:
$7.00 | 17 Pages | In Stock: Out of stock-Restocking Soon
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Kent Kruse
Medea's Demonic Grin by Kent Kruse
Pygmy Forest Press, 1999-
Poems were published in Chiron Review, Driver Side Air Bag, Hellp, Mind in Motion, Oxygen, Luna Negra, Semi Dwarf Review, ZZZ Zine, Cer*Ber*Us, First Time, Silent Treatment, Wooden Head Review, Lucid Moon, and Expose.
$10.00 | ISBN: 0-944550-52-5 | 75 Pages | In Stock: 2
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