Clock of Clay: New and Selected Poems

Literature & Fiction

Hazel, Robert

Poetry

Louisiana State Univ Pr

Who Touches This: Selected Poems 1951-1979

Backcountry Pubns

Who touches this: Selected poems, 1951-1979

Countryman Press

Riding the ferry and other adventures: Chesapeake City, Maryland, 1942-1949 : a collection of memories

History

Americas

Rare Harmony Pub. Co

<p>The second book in a trilogy, tells the story of Chesapeake City, the early history of the C &amp; D Canal, and a small farm which comes alive through the eyes of a seven-year-old and his storytelling uncle.</p>

Times of Uncle Ernest: Chesapeake City and beyond : early years in the historic canal town

The third book of the Uncle Ernest trilogy features strange adventures contrasted with a boy's life in the canal town of Chesapeake City.

Days of Uncle Ernest: Chesapeake City and the world : early years of the C & D Canal and the historic town

The early C & D canal, Chesapeake City, Maryland and life on a small farm come alive as the narrator conveys a boy’s coming-of-age experiences. It’s great fun to listen in as the writer displays the boy’s naiveté contrasted with the pseudo-intelligence of his hard-drinking, cavalier uncle. This first book of selected, fully illustrated stories by Robert Hazel relates what life was like in the canal town of seventy years ago. The boy’s misadventures and his uncle’s quirky tales will provide a relaxing, entertaining read.  “Bob Hazel is an extraordinary writer who paints vivid pictures of days gone by in Chesapeake City.  It's easy to imagine yourself spending time there when life was so simple and you were unencumbered by the stresses of modern day life. You will find yourself smiling as he helps you to recall our small, sweet town through his most precious childhood memories.” Cathy Malone, former elementary school teacher—Chesapeake City, Maryland.

Riding with the Tide: Selected Tales of Life along the C & D Canal

Genre Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Gritty and tender, lyrical and raw, Robert Hazel’s poetry illuminates the mystical in the commonplace, the sacred body in the exploited flesh, the human voice nearly lost in the racket of our machines. His vision of America’s life never flinches, it never loses faith, and it stays true to this day. "Robert Hazel has written poems that stand, not only apart, but high and alone.” —Wendell Berry "Instead of polishing the shoes of the American dream or shrieking at it, Hazel is rude to it. He dislikes the usual clean-shaven version of American history…. Hazel is something independent—a voice strong and unpleasant." —Robert Bly "There is no poet of his generation to whom more has been given." —Allen Tate</p>

Who Touches This

Circling Rivers

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