Stuart Kestenbaum s new book includes some experimental poems using source words supplied by others. Imaginative, observant poems on life, nature, dilemmas, conditions, both humorous and tragic, written to grab your attention and reflect on it all.

How to Start Over

Literature & Fiction

Stuart Kestenbaum

Poetry

Deerbrook Editions

House of Thanksgiving poems range from topics about location to reflections on religion, medical operations, and more mysterious existential questions, but while these poems relate on a personal level they also have quite accessible insights into extraordinary reveries.

House of Thanksgiving

''Many of the poems in Stuart Kestenbaum's Only Now (Deerbrook Editions, 2014) feel like poems Gregory Orr would write if he wrote narrative poems (some of the meditative and lyrical poems also feel like Gregory Orr poems), a number of the poems have the mythical feel of a Merwin myth-like poem, and some have the intimacy of a Jack Gilbert poem. These styles, among others, are what one would need to successfully write a carpe diem book of poems, and neo-romantic book of poems, at that.'' -- Tom Holmes,

Only Now

This handsome book celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the award winning architecture of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts by Edward Larrabee Barnes. Poignant essays from eight artists, critics, and school staff are interspersed with photos of the school, surveying its history from drawing board to its current vibrant life.

Vision & Legacy: Celebrating the Architecture of Haystack

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Brynmorgen Press

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How to Start Over

House of Thanksgiving

Only Now

Vision & Legacy: Celebrating the Architecture of Haystack