Firearms in Colonial America: The Impact on History and Technology 1492-1792

Brown, M. L.

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Smithsonian

<p>In Call It Mist, M. L. Brown practices a kind of lyric distillation, purifying and condensing meaning into a sumptuous sparseness, an almost crystalline austerity. It's matter that gives a word weight, and in her brilliant lines each word is heavy with import, with resonance. She traces a subtle narrative of coming of age, coupling, winter, hunger and distance in these passionate and beveled poems.--Marsha de la O</p>

Call It Mist

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Three Mile Harbor Press

When Lance Eliot, a timid college student, is swept off to another world, he finds himself in the middle of an unexpected and unforgettable adventure. Mistaking Lance Eliot for Lancelot, the legendary knight of Camelot, a mage summons him by magic to rescue her kingdom from destruction. Now stranded, Lance embarks on a dangerous journey to return home. Along the way, he makes friends, meets dragons, overcomes hardships, saves kingdoms and learns what it means to be a hero. Written with wry humor and touching pathos, Lance?s story is an epic tale of loyalty, sacrifice and courage.

The Trials of Lance Eliot

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