Ohio Zen: Poems : All the Difference, Inside the Garden (Wild Dog Series)

Literature & Fiction

SMITH, LARRY

Conkle, D. Steven

Poetry

Bottom Dog Pr

Inquiries: Poems (Ohio Writers Ser)

Gundy, J.

Any One Man (Midwest Writers Series)

Bentley, Roy

A number of writers contribute to this softcover book. Some of the professions covered are artist, bank teller, bartender, brickyard worker, bus driver, carpenter, cook, construction, cow-hand, dairy farmer, doctor, factory worker, gardener, homemaker, meat packer, miner, nurse, preacher, etc.

Getting By: Stories of Working Lives

Shevin, David (Editor)

Smith, Larry (Editor)

Milltown Natural: Essays and Stories from a Life

Hague, Richard

Essays & Correspondence

A fresh bilingual collection of more than 100 poems from China selected and translated for their Zen spirit. Drawn from twenty centuries of writing, the book includes poems by such favorits as Han Shan, Shih Te, Wang Wei, Tu Fu, Pai Chu I; Chaio Jan, Yin Luan, Su Shih, Chin Kung, Chun An, and many others. Here are poems as songs from the heart of being. Now in its second printing.

Chinese Zen Poems: What Hold Has This Mountian

Larry Smith

WANG, Wei

Han-Shan

Li, Po

Po-Chu-i

Mei Hui Huang

This is the much awaited authorized biography of American writer and artist Kenneth Patchen (1911-1972). Smith has completed an earlier critical study KENNETH PATCHEN (Twayne) and a video docu-drama KENNETH PATCHEN: AN ART OF ENGAGEMENT (1989). Here this American rebel artist stands exposed as a person of great strength and perseverence. His and wife Miriam's story is one of the great love stories in American literature.

Kenneth Patchen, Rebel Poet in America

Biographies & Memoirs

Smith, Larry R.

Arts & Literature

In How to See the World, Lambert takes us deftly along as she examines the new reality in which we've all awakened in 2020. She peels back its complicated layers with adept use of metaphor, as well as a revelatory tone that will have readers doubling back to unfold new meanings in a line, a verse, or a poem. Real moments of brilliance sparkle calling us to look beyond surface and pattern to recognize something beyond ourselves, even while we languish in a groundswell of change. Tell me moonlight can't speak...she writes, then convinces us that it can. While pandemic is here and unavoidable, do not approach this collection as an outgassing of that reality. It is about much more--how interconnected we all are while teetering at the brink of change and that we must witness the miracle, not turn away. --Rose M. Smith, author of Unearthing Ida

How to See the World (Harmony)

Lambert, Paula J.

Parenting & Relationships

Larry Thacker's new collection of 22 short stories, Labor Days, Labor Nights, with recurring characters has its share of quirky and amusing figures. The language is colloquial and relaxed for easy reading. The characters are working-class people dealing with the sometimes zany business of their lives. It is a story collection hard to put down. Some stories remind of a latter-day Eudora Welty, others have a hint of James Thurber. A fine collection to add to anyone's fiction library. --Ron Houchin, author of Talking to Shadows

Labor Days, Labor Nights: More Stories (Appalachian Writing)

Thacker, Larry D.

Genre Fiction

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