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Fumaroles
by Anthony ArcuriIn Fumaroles, I speak in the first person, relating my deepest and most profound thoughts and feelings, that I believe to rise to socially relevant commentary. In dramatic soliloquy fashion, I ventilate my being's necessary expression of love for the earth, universe, and all existence. As an individual member of American society, I present my views on that society, with outspoken, satirical candor, and rage at times, having endured the last five decades of American life, as a free-thinking obs... more
Hitchin' Post and the Tornado Twistin' 4th of July Celebration
by Julie BarkerProving you don't have to be big to do big things, Hitchin' Post the cowboy jackrabbit, shows he's got what it takes to be a leader. When a tornado threatens to destroy the 6B's Ranch's annual 4th of July celebration, old Hitch rises to the occasion and rallies the cowboys and other friends to rebuild the grand barn they all love. Because of Hitch's courage to be a leader, the 4th of July celebration will go on! Hitchin' Post and his friends ride again in this rompin', stompin', rodeo ridin' ... more
A Consecration of the Wind
by Joanne Zarrillo CherefkoA collation of 61 poems describing Joanne’s journey of emotional growth and enlightenment from her childhood to her current life in rural Virginia with her husband and their two beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
Stained Sheets
by Ahlia DemasThe third poetry collection from Ahlia Demas. Free verse adult contemporary.
The Lament: Selected Poems and Prose
by Ercell HoffmanA Sensuous Exploration of Love in All Its Glory The Lament captures the full range of emotion that whirl around human relationships. Here are dozens of poems examining the profound joy of those deeply in love, the incredible longing of the separated partner, the intense loneliness of modern working life, and - above all - the indisputable necessity of connecting with people around us. Poet Ercell H. Hoffman casts a penetrating gaz... more
ALPHABET LUNCH
by The Sparkler PrincessBaby Alligator is VERY HUNGRY! In fact, he's so hungry, he eats everything in his path from the beginning of the letter A to the end of the letter Z! A kite, a yo-yo and a shoe are just a few of the things that he chews. His eating habits are way out of control! Can anyone or anything stop him? Jump into this adventurous, rhyming alphabet book, filled with lots of silly giggles to share with your little reader.
I KNOW WHO I AM FROM BEGINNING TO END
by The Sparkler PrincessThe second book in THE IMAGINATION SERIES, "I Know Who I Am From Beginning To End." Come along on a space journey with these curious ants as they explore the power of possibilities from the earth and beyond, in this playful and lyrical story. The second book in the Imagination Series, I KNOW WHO I AM FROM BEGINNING TO END, teaches children the power of living fully in the moment, creating their dreams and going as far as the universe can take them. Simply put, a feel good story about the pow... more
SPRINKLE SMILES
by The Sparkler PrincessSmiling is so much fun! There are lots of smiles for everyone! This simple rhyming book teaches and shares the value of a smile. Designed to support the emotional and mental well being of young children, this endearing story paints a beautiful picture of the power of sharing your smiles with others. This book is the perfect way to tuck away your little one to bed with a smile.
Infinite Grace: Sonnets, Illustrated
by Carol CreelawnCarol Creelawn reflects on nature, love, family, dreams, and many other matters in this wonderful new collection. Her cleverly constructed sonnets or sonnet-like poems are accompanied by stark, black and white images. Together, they create a haunting, creature-filled world.
Black Girl Mango Seeds: A Book of Poetry Celebrating the Spectrum of Experiences of Black Women
by melissa jonesBlack Girl Mango Seeds is a collection of poetry that examines the lives of black girls/women through personal narratives and stories that connect common experiences, through historical references and content and through current events in media/news.
Black Girl Mango Seeds is both fruitful and vulnerable. It focuses on a wide range of topics that reflect trauma and triumphs. These poems highlight specific areas that are critical for Black women to create dialigue, to reflect on di... more
Illscript & Oratorio Series: Encomienda Oblique, a Morning Between Watermelon Walls
by PmOCA modern-day illuminated manuscript borne from a wholly improvisational methodology Follow the author on twitter @PmOC11 Visit discoursestudios.com for more information
A Woman's Story: Her Prerogative Spoken Through His Words
by Derrick GrahamThis books speaks to the heart on various levels. As a woman, she has the responsibility of raise children on her own, making decisions for the best of the family, enduring broken relationships, and strengthening her relationship with Christ. This book is also motivational.
Absurd
by Ronald BremnerPublisher's blurb: This turned out to be a beautiful book, we are impressed. Now available through Cajun Mutt Press, Absurd by R. Bremner. Poetry in one of its finest forms, absurdism! ab·surd·ism noun 1. intentionally ridiculous or bizarre behavior or character. "the absurdism of the Dada movement" 2. the belief that human beings exist in a purposeless, chaotic universe.
Identifying the Body
by JoAnne McFarlandJanet Kaplan describes Identifying the Body as, quite literally, a moving picture (text in cinematographic jump cut, close up, and chiaroscuro) of a Black woman as she embodies herself and those she loves and mourns. Identifying the Body also means Identifying the soul that longs for release and the passions that yearn for fulfillment right here: love and justice embodied, in full measure.
