Author: Richard M. Grove / Tai Title: Living in the Shadow – A Fictional Memoir ISBN: 978-1-927725-35-1 = 9781927725351 Trade Paperback: 118 pages – 5.5 X 8.5 Suggested Retail (Paperback): $12.95
The Importance of Good Roots is a fine collection of short stories and poetry with the feature, 8 chapter story titled, The Importance of Good Roots. The novella at the
In Gone Missng, Di Nardo’s language has a mind of its own. He writes “accuracy and algorithms are not for poets … a poet just gets lucky and finds what’s
Lilacs in Lavender Light, is filled with lush, light-brushed imagery caught in the perfect prism of the poet’s memory and his profound recollections of what others might let fade. This
John Tyndall listens to relatives, friends, and mentors. Listens to his medical caregivers. Listens to bagpipers, storytellers, and pianists. He listens to people with love. His poems in this new
These are tough little poems that grapple with life’s paradoxes and with mortality itself. These poems will transport readers to those hushed moments in which we experience a profound.
There is a quiet grace and a persistent fierceness at work in Bruce Kauffman’s first full length collection of poetry.
A must read, family fun book, to be shared around the fire or the dining room table for all to enjoy – young and old. Some have said it is
That Not Forgotten is a poetry/short prose collection of work from authors with ties to an area along
the north shores of Lake Ontario, from Kingston to Port Hope, north
Point Taken is an outstanding collection of 600 pages of poems – 2 – 3 poems per page. This book is the crowning glory of Don Gutteridge’s long career as
