Centered in northern New Mexico, this collection of poetry describes a series of journeys that create maps of place and memory. The poems travel south to deserts both mythical and real, east to childhood and the past, west to the Pacific and notions of Buddhism, and north to Alaska and a cold transcendence. Each section concludes with a return home where reflection charts locations and people lost to everything from the passage of time to urban renewal.

Map of the Lost (Mary Burritt Christiansen Poetry Series)

Literature & Fiction

Sagan, Miriam

History & Criticism

University of New Mexico Press

Stated first ed., Dec., 1991,Center Press (Santa Fe) trade PB. Four sisters..."at battle, in bed, beside themselves, confronting each other as siblings...moving from the college streets of Boston to the wide-open Southwest."

Coastal Lives

Travel

Center Pr

Poetry. Written during the two years following the death of her husband, Miriam Sagan's THE WIDOW'S COAT paints landscapes of bleak astonishment that he is no longer alive, vivid images of his continued presence in the everyday experience of memory, and jumbled ranges of confusion and surprise as she finds herself once again in love with a childhood sweetheart. "When the worst befalls the best, sometimes amazed music occurs. Miriam Sagan eulogizes and exalts so that we're able to feel our own griefs while rejoicing that she has articulated loss so bravely and well"--Joan Logghe.

The Widow's Coat

Poetry

Ahsahta Press

True Body: Poems

Parallax Pr

<p>Paperback- poetry, Buddhist themes</p>

Canoeing Up Cabaga Creek: Buddhist Poems 1955-1986

Whalen, Philip

Winson, Robert

300 copies designed, printed & bound by hand at the Adastra Press by Gary Metras, Winter 1987-88. A fine stiff wraps copy. Light spine fading. Tight binding. Clean, unmarked pages on decorative heavy paper. NOT ex-library. 38pgs. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Poetry; ISBN: 0938566350. ISBN/EAN: 9780938566359. Inventory No: 015765.

Acequia Madre: Through the Mother Ditch

Adastra Pr

An eight poem sequence where the author explores her own identity as a woman and the historical identity of women in America.

Pocahontas Discovers America

Adastra Press

Somerville 1984 1st Zephyr Press. ISBN 0-939010-05-4. Poetry. Octavo, 43pp., original wraps. Signed presentation copy from Sagan. Fine.

Aegean Doorway

Zephyr Pr

Poems that reach deep into the mythos and heart-- lines of marriage, motherhood, Jewish heritage, city, mountain, female desire, and the beauty inhabited by Matisse, Garcia Lorca, and Pocahontas.

The Art of Love: New and Selected Poems

La Alameda Press

<p>Poet Miriam Sagan's intimate, poignant, comical memoir begins with the death of her husband, a thirty-six-year-old Zen Priest. She approaches grief in typical baby boomer fashion: going to Korea, attending weightlifting classes, and searching for new lovers. She ultimately finds that she is not alone, and that she is surrounded with continuity, community, and all the beauty that is life.</p>

Searching for a Mustard Seed: One Young Widow's Unconventional Story

Biographies & Memoirs

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