Selected for the National Poetry Series by Lucie Brock-BroidoPoet Julianne Buchsbaum has won acclaim for her "rich, lucid, alliterative lexicon, full of apt surprise" (Reginald Shepherd); "there is something of Wallace Stevens in her precision, her incredible diction," says Matthew Rohrer. Her new collection, The Apothecary's Heir, depicts a damaged world in which the speaker is trying to make sense of human relationships in the aftermath of loss. A series of meditations on landscapes of our postmodern world—a sickbed, a gas station, a bomb shelter, a rest stop along a highway—these supple poems explore the frailty of human connectedness and anatomize desire in a world of pharmaceuticals and microchips.

The Apothecary's Heir (National Poetry Series)

Literature & Fiction

Buchsbaum, Julianne

United States

Penguin??Books

Slowly, Slowly, Horses

Poetry

Ausable Press

The linguistically fascinating first book by a poet who has been compared to Wallace Stevens. Her extreme precision and extraordinary diction distinguish this book from the crowd. Matthew Rohrer has called her work “simultaneously direct and mythical.”

A collection of short memoirs written by aspiring authors and participants in classes on writing at the Lawrence Arts Center in Lawrence, KS.

Voices of the Great Plains: A Collection of Short Memoirs

Biographies & Memoirs

Imber, Jane

Ellis, Lynne

Pierce, Tony R.

Barron, K.L.

Becker, Mary

Comstock, Laurie

Hayes, Kirby Clare

Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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