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Meditation on Woman

Meditation on Woman

Author: Aline Soules
Genre: Poetry

Meditation on Woman is a deep look into the mind of a woman through fifty-six meditations. Through ups and downs, and twists in turns in our lives, the author captures life, death, or just the everyday of living.

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Evening Sun: A Widow’s Journey

Evening Sun: A Widow’s Journey

Author: Aline Soules
Genre: Poetry

Through her poems in Evening Sun, the author reflects on her journey through widowhood, chronicling her emotions--despair, anger, longing, love, reconciliation.

 

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Evening Sun: A Widow’s Journey

Evening Sun: A Widow’s Journey

Author: Aline Soules
Genre: Poetry

Explores a widow's journey from the death of her partner to a place of peace.

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Amber Necklace from Gdansk: Poems

Amber Necklace from Gdansk: Poems

Author: Linda Nemec Foster
Genre: Poetry

Inspired by Foster's first trip to Poland in 1996 and her Polish-American heritage, Amber Necklace from Gdansk explores Polish immigrants' experiences with assimilation in the US, those immigrants' children's attitudes toward their ethnicity, and how these attitudes have been colored by America's typically disinterested view toward Eastern Europe- the other Europe that only recently began to emerge from history's shadow.

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Listen to the Landscape

Listen to the Landscape

Author: Linda Nemec Foster
Genres: Photography, Poetry

Mirroring the human response to the natural world, this book is a rare synthesis of stunning landscape photography and understated haiku poetry.

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Living in the Fire Nest

Living in the Fire Nest

Author: Linda Nemec Foster
Genre: Poetry

Linda Nemec Foster writes friom a place of deep passion - vivid, vital, alive to the sizzle of the story and need. Her sounds and images crackle and explode. If these rich "History of the Body" prose poems don't ignite you, nothing will! -Naomi Shihab Nye

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Talking Diamonds

Talking Diamonds

Author: Linda Nemec Foster
Genre: Poetry

Poetry. "A humanist at heart, Linda Nemec Foster has demanded from her poetry an artfulness that engages ordinary life. With each new book her work has continued to mature, deepen, console, surprise, and TALKING DIAMONDS is as wise as it is lovely"--Stuart Dybek.

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Ten Songs from Bulgaria

Ten Songs from Bulgaria

Author: Linda Nemec Foster
Genre: Poetry

"The first lines in Linda Nemec Foster's Ten Songs from Bulgaria, sing 'Small lives, small lives/we are trapped inside/small lives.' The paradox here is that Foster's poems reveal how large and rich the worlds are in which these small lives are lived. In line after line, we encounter the depths and reach of those who live outside the zones of everyday safety. Foster makes herself vulnerable to a world 'as tangible as fog' with her own penetrating observations...
and her poems reflect the haunting music of ode and elegy." Jack Ridl

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My Heart Wears No Colors

My Heart Wears No Colors

Author: Nancy Owen Nelson
Genre: Poetry

How does a progressive woman with southern roots confront the racial tension that exists in our country today? In these poems, Nancy Owen Nelson grapples with how to embrace her ancestry while resisting, as Rev. Dr. Stephen Butler Murray states, “the social sins that drench the soil of that beloved ground” on which her ancestors are buried. The poems move from the violence of the 2017 Charlottesville incident though Nelson’s family history, focusing on women who loved and sustained their families and men who, farmers, fought for the Confederacy, narrative accounts of former slaves, and finally, to the 20th century Civil Rights Movement.

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Portals: A Memoir in Verse

Portals: A Memoir in Verse

Author: Nancy Owen Nelson
Genre: Poetry

In "Portals: A Memoir in Verse," we enter Nelson’s liminal dreamscape into poems populated by Beckett, Godot, Hemingway, even Johnny Cash, who have passed through an aperture filled with light and longing, transfixed in time and space. Portals is a collection filled with moving elegies and profound meditations on the seminal moments when one is transported to another plane via myriad conduits. Nelson’s astute introspection transfigures even the minute moments in life, making this a collection worth savoring and returning to again and again.
Kelly Fordon, author of Goodbye Toothless House, a poetry collection, and Garden for the Blind, a novel-in-stories.

Can be purchased from: https://kelsaybooks.com/products/portals?_pos=1&_sid=b4333cf32&_ss=r

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Sterling Script 2021

Sterling Script 2021

Author: Terry Hojnacki
Genres: Poetry, Short Stories

Sterling Script 2021 is here with another round of fantastic tales, poems, and artwork.
We've got stories about bugs and poems about birds. We survive storms, find love in a war zone, and tell quirky anecdotes about next door neighbors. Experience the poetic magic of winter and find out if there really is a city beneath your city.
Authors from southeast Michigan and their works hold appeal for audiences worldwide in this fourth edition of Sterling Script.

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Night Cruiser: Short Stories about Creepy, Amusing or Spiritual Encounters with the Shadow

Night Cruiser: Short Stories about Creepy, Amusing or Spiritual Encounters with the Shadow

What is “the shadow” in these stories? It’s what lurks in the dark, and it’s different for everyone.
• For Isabel, it’s the whisper from the basement that invites her to come on down.
• For second-grader Emma, it’s the tortured spirit that has haunted her family for generations.
• For Deacon William, it’s the damaged android that frightens visitors in the retreat house halls.
All ten short stories in this collection are about how the different characters deal with what they find in the dark. Two of these stories received recognition from Writer’s Digest and others won awards or were published.

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