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Carol Barbour's new book of poetry is a heady concoction of sumptuous beauty and dangerous...
Ramya, an immigrant from India, is nearing her 50th birthday. But there's no cause to...
To date, Canadian poet, novelist, and essayist David Helwig has published close to fifty books...
A collection of irreverent but definitely not irrelevant poetry by a master-student in the study...
The poems in The Massacre Confirmed Our Worst Suspicions were written over a 25-year period...
Learning to Miss opens with imagery of events, moments, that dream into, and imagine beyond...
Attempting to make sense of her life, and change her sad disposition
to a happy one, the author of In the Backyard: Relearning the
Art of Aging, Dying and Making Love seeks out the help of her
in-house therapist/husband, Dr. George Nemeth. The accredited
psychologist's answers to the big questions provide a compassionate
and humorous backdrop on to how to seize the day and not give
up hope when faced with the nasty realities of poor health and
unrealized aspirations.
"Mirrors, like monsters, come in all shapes and sizes. They sneak up on you when you least expect it and take a big bite out of your life. Monsters hide in the dark. No such luck with mirrors. You can't avoid the damn things. Nor can you avoid getting old.
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