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Potts, Charles

History

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Rocky Mountains Man

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Smith

Valga Krusa

Litmus

The book is a fact based narrative, based on the historical record, of Southern policy commencing with the British colony at Charleston, South Carolina, in 1670. The book traces the way in which these laissez-faire economic ideas of exploitation, racism and contempt for democracy and the environment, were the basis of the difference between the North and the South that lead to the Civil War. During the 85 year period between 1865 and 1945, the South was able to regain control of the American federal government. Today, five of the six things the South was fighting for during the Civil War are public policy.

How the South Finally Won the Civil War: And Controls the Political Future of the United States

Americas

Tsunami Inc

The book is composed of recent poems about the author's family and pioneer heritage.

100 Years in Idaho

For more than forty years, Charles Potts has remained true to his origins as a relentless and radical visionary. This selection of poetry, fiction, and memoir represents work he has published in hundreds of magazines and over twenty books. Edgy, irreverent, and innovative, lyrical and analytical at the same time, he is one of the age's true literary discoveries. His creative geography ranges from the Bay Area to Mexico, Idaho to Salt Lake City, China to Japan, and now rests in Walla Walla, Washington, where his work continues to evolve. A westerner who faces Mexico and the Pacific Rim more readily than Europe or the eastern United States, Potts takes on the issues of his time, according to poet and critic Janice Faye Fiering, "in a mode of address unlike any other."Born in Idaho Falls in 1943, Potts emerged as a counterculture poet in Berkeley until he was hospitalized for psychosis in 1968. He collected and published many of his early writings, re-establishing himself as a poet and essayist, in the 1970s in Salt Lake City. After moving to Walla Walla, he worked in real estate to ensure his family's financial security. His renewed contact with the Idaho West of his youth resulted in important books of poetry in the 1990s, and his work developed further following his study of Japanese and Mandarin Chinese in that decade. His books include Little Lord Shiva (1968); Valga Krusa (1977); Rocky Mountain Man (1978); How the South Finally Won the Civil War (1995); Lost River Mountain (1999); Across the North Pacific (2002); and Kiot (2005).

The Portable Potts

West End Press

The Yellow Christ. Valga Krusa Volume 1. A Memory of Berkeley

The Yellow Christ. Valga Krusa Volume 1. A Memory of Berkeley

Green Panda Press

The legendary poet Charles Potts, born in Idaho Falls in 1943 and educated at Idaho State University, returned to his Idaho roots in two books of poetry, 100 Years in Idaho in 1996 and Lost River Mountain in 1999. These books concentrate on the physical and human geography of his family's habitation on the land. The present volume includes two sections taken from these works and three later sections, "Lullaby of the Lochsa," "Sunburnt Romantic," and finally "Wild Horse," written after his wife's death in a tragic accident in 2004. In the completed work, Potts's meditation on family and geographical memory comes full circle. Observant, scrupulous, passionate, and courageous, he describes his life as it embraces the lives and events that came before it.

Inside Idaho: Poems, 1996-2007

The Source

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Poetry. This collection of poems is hard-hitting and no-holds-barred, filled with poems of wit and satire, politics and ecology. When my conscience goes south for the winter, I turn to the fearless Charles Potts, a moralist with a sense of humor. If he had an 800 number I'd call him every day! -- Ronald Koertge.

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