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Bruce
Bennett
Leslie
Monsour
Feeling Comes
An anthology of
new formalism
poetry by women poets.
A fine letter press edition,
from Aralia Press.
Timothy
Steele
"...It has given me more pleasure than any other first book I have read this year." — J. D. McClatchy
"... this new book is a marvel, reminding us of how involving of thought and feeling poetry at its best can be."
— Robert Shaw, Poetry
Gilbert
Allen
Thomas
Carper
Fiddle
Lane
65 poems, all written in traditional forms—most
of them sonnets—treat
subjects ranging from the creation of the world to the pleasures and trials
of growing up.
From
Nature 
This collection start
at the beginning—childhood—and
moves from the concrete to the more abstract problem of presenting reality
through artistic expression
Robert Murray
Davis
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Houston
Drive,
They Said:
Poems about Americans
and Their Cars
An anthology edited
by Kurt Brown.
"Fascinating ...The results sweep past your open window at 70 mph
..."
—
People.
Ars
Poetica
An Electronic Book of Poetry by Beth Houston.
Jerry H.
Jenkins
by
Keith Allen Daniels,
Jerry H. Jenkins,
Ann K. Schwader.
Robert
McDowell
Quiet
Money
"McDowell's
poems are arresting, humorous, and strangely surrealistic."
—The
Library Journal
Poetry
After Modernism
Story Line's most
successful anthology of criticism, was recognized and widely praised for
raising the level of discourse on poetry.
Sound
and Form
in Modern Poetry
Unravels the mystery of prosody for readers of modern poetry in clear,
accessible language.
An ambitious narrative poem, with an introduction by Dana Gioia
Cowboy Poetry Matters: From Abilene to the Mainsream : Contemporary Cowboy
Writing
Charles S.
Ramsburg, Jr.
Songs
of Myself:
Episodes from the
Edge of Adulthood
Edited by Diane Scharper — collects the best memoirs by her students, and reveals a world where young people face, often for the first time, life's vital issues and big questions.
Bertha
Rogers
Sleeper,
You Wake : Poems (Mellen Poetry Series, Vol 17) |
Edited by Bertha Rogers
A. E.
Stallings
"...Raves are in order: This brilliant debut immediately puts
Stallings very much in the front rank of young American poets."
—
Dick Allen
Selected by Dana Gioia for the Richard Wilbur Award.
Alan
Cheuse
"Cheuse has captured in language a sense of the world that is normally expressed only in pigment on canvas."
—Digby Diehl, Playboy.
The
Grandmothers' Club
"a remarkably rich and resonant novel."
—The
Independent Publisher.
Lost and Old Rivers —
"A collection of 10 short narratives and one semi-autobiographical....The
evocative, elegiac prose is seductive, revealing Cheuse's own character."
—Publishers
Weekly.
The Tennessee Waltz
and Other Stories —
"Scarred souls move across the landscape of the American Westand
South, occasionally venturing into Latin America and sometimes toward
a new love."
—Susan
Lowell, The New York Times Book Review
Thaisa
Frank
Sleeping
in Velvet
"... occupies the shadowy land between poetry and prose—at
times strong in narrative, more often fantastic."
—William
Ferguson, The New York Times Book Review.
Finding
Your Writer's Voice : A Guide to Creative Fiction
"Provides an excellent key to developing a writer's perspective."
—The
Midwest Book Review.
A
Brief History of Camouflage
Short Stories about lives
that brush up against one
another, but cannot fuse.
Randy
Adams
Gardner's
Art Through the Ages
"The most successful
art history book every written."
The
Caedmon Treasury
of Modern Poets Reading Their Own Poetry/Cpn 2006
(2 Cassettes)
Robert
Frost Reads : The Nobel Prize-winning poet,
playwright, and essayist reads
excerpts from his own works,
including selections from Omeros,
Odyssey, and Collected Poems,
1948-1984
The
Best American Poetry 1999 by Robert Bly (Editor),
David Lehman (Editor)
Voice
of the Poet: Merrill
by James Merrill (Reader), J. D. McClatchy (Editor)
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Famous Poems: An Audio Companion to
The Norton Anthology of Poetry, Third Edition
