Portraits of Beauty

Literature & Fiction

Jason Kirkey

Poetry

Hiraeth Press

Songs from a Wild Place

Songs from a Wild Place is Jason Kirkey's second volume of poetry.  Its motifs range from self-transformation, quiet revelations found in the natural world, love, and the re-imagination of culture and spirit. In all cases this poetry emerges out of a conversation with the world at the edge of individual identity. It is a book about finding the authentic voice and using it to create transformation in both the human and other-than-human worlds.

Kirkey, Jason

<div>A Language We Once Knew is James Liter's first collection of poetry. Provoked by countless natural, cultural, and spiritual motifs, the poems in this volume hope to inspire the rediscovery of the "language" that is a part of being fully human - a language we once knew. Our relationship with the soul and with nature is often lost in the rush of everyday life; sometimes so deeply that it seems we have completely forgotten what it means to be fully human. The sometimes surreal works in this volume take us to the edge of our selves; through storms that we fear will destroy us, but which ultimately lead us back home, changed and more fully alive.</div>

A Language We Once Knew

Liter, James

The Ballad of the Sea-Sweet Moon tells the story of a mythic encounter with the divine feminine and how it shakes and shapes the life of one man, setting his heart ablaze. In their poetic and tantric love-making, cities and structures of consciousness will fall, ultimately making room for a new way of being in the world. This collection also includes a newly edited version of the chapbook September Seeing and several never before seen poems.

The Ballad of the Sea-Sweet Moon and Other Poems

Do you remember the first time you feel in love? Within these pages you will find love stories, rapturous love affairs with the land, shameless seductions, betrothals, vows exchanged, marriages of the soul, heartaches, partings, healings, and renewals. The authors are the courters and the courted...Their landscape paramours embrace them and they grow forth from within.

Courting the Wild: Love Affairs with the Land

Science & Math

Reaser, Jamie K.

Biological Sciences

Songs from a Wild Place is Jason Kirkey's second volume of poetry. Its motifs range from self-transformation, quiet revelations found in the natural world, love, and the re-imagination of culture and spirit. In all cases this poetry emerges out of a conversation with the world at the edge of individual identity. It is a book about finding the authentic voice and using it to create transformation in both the human and other-than-human worlds.

This wonderful collection of essays offers a glimpse into the special world of reptiles, and the spell they cast on those who have devoted their lives to their study. If you love nature, whether or not you’re “into” reptiles, you’ll find much to enjoy, and you just may come away with a newfound appreciation and respect for these fascinating, often beautiful and frequently misunderstood creatures. ―Russ Case, editor of Reptiles Magazine and ReptileChannel.com

Courting the Wild: Love Affairs with Reptiles and Amphibians

"Jamie K. Reaser's poetic account of a&nbsp;year in Huntley Meadows in the heart of Washington is a&nbsp;treasure. A&nbsp;top-??rank scientist committed to conservation biology, Reaser turns out to be a&nbsp;poet able to project images of the natural world that echo reality--and at the same time move the reader's spirit. Read it and then go there!" --Donald Kennedy, PhD, President Emeritus of Stanford University

Huntley Meadows: A Naturalist's Journal in Verse

"Jamie K. Reaser is a&nbsp;rare bird, indeed: a&nbsp;mystic naturalist, a&nbsp;gifted poet, and a&nbsp;virtuoso guide to soul. With the Siren song of her seductive verse, this chthonic critter will grab you by the ankles and draw you down toward the ecstatic and terrifying mysteries of the one life you can call your own, your one true gift for this breaking world." --Bill Plotkin, Ph.D., Author of Soulcraft: Crossing into the Mysteries of &nbsp;Nature and Psyche and Nature and the Human Soul

Note to Self

Religion & Spirituality

"Leonore Wilson's Western Solstice contains poems that spring whole and marvelous, shimmering from the earth. Born from a profound, wide-ranging, original and feminine mind, they bewitch the reader with a lush, passionate voice that is 'all impulse of towards' and a tensile form that is as breathtaking as its content. This book is a true treasure." ―Cathy Colman, author of Borrowed Dress and Beauty's Tattoo (Cathy Colman)

Western Solstice

Wilson, Leonore

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Portraits of Beauty

Songs from a Wild Place

A Language We Once Knew

The Ballad of the Sea-Sweet Moon and Other Poems

Courting the Wild: Love Affairs with the Land

Songs from a Wild Place

Courting the Wild: Love Affairs with Reptiles and Amphibians

Huntley Meadows: A Naturalist's Journal in Verse

Note to Self

Western Solstice