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In What If Zen Gardens …, Henry Beissel, often considered the master of the long...
Part distilled observation, part imaginative act, part spiritual expedition, the lyrically-idiosyncratic poems in Startled Night...
Book I of “The Canticles” puts into dialogue -- as dramatic monologues -- those who...
This collection spans almost five decades and contains more than two hundred poems --...
The pivotal figure of Quebec literature and publishing since the fifties, Gaston Miron in this...
In The Fat Man Arpeggios, Pellegrino D'Acierno presents a ludic portrait of the Fat Man...
Spanning fifty years, these poems of love, sexuality, motherhood, loneliness, old age, and death are culled from the lifetime of Dorothy Livesay's expression of the woman she is. This selection was chosen by Dorothy Livesay herself.
