The Carrington Monologues is a book-length poem about the scandalous 1930's painter, Dora Carrington in her lifelong obsession with Lytton Strachey, a homosexual writer, and her struggles with Art versus the bourgeoise mores of her era. A tour-de-force of linguistic and artistic delight.

The Carrington Monologues

Brown-Davidson, Terri

Lit Pot Press, Inc.

A compilation of excellent short stories, flash fiction, poetry, graphic art and photography from the online literary journal, Literary Potpourri's quarterly issues. 
This is a special four-issue anthology which is a 390 page First Anniversary Issue.

Literary Potpourri, Vol. 1, No. 4, September / October / November / December 2002

A compilation of excellent short stories, flash fiction, poetry, graphic art and photography from the online literary journal, Literary Potpourri's quarterly issues.  Features Carolyn Steele Agosta, Daniel A. Olivas, Zev Levinson, Wendy Vaizey, Ellen Parker, Stephen D. Rogers, Terry Dartnall, Carol Peters, Sophia Dembling, Angel Havel, G.W. Cox, Chaz Siu, James R. Whitley, Erick Mertz, Kate Fetherston, Matthew Flaming, Judd Hampton, Mary Corinne Powers, Mary McCluskey, Terri Brown-Davidson, Tom Sheehan, Melissa A. Williams, Michael Spring, and Airom Bleicher.

Literary Potpourri, Vol II, #2

Beverly A. Jackson

A first collection of poetry that inspires. A fresh and accessible voice from Oregon with warmth, humor and a wry look at the deeper issues of life using a lyrical and imaginative talent.

blue crow

Literature & Fiction

Spring, Michael

Poetry

230 pages of glorious poetry by a master of theart, award winning writer with more than 500 credits to his name, Tom Sheehan's collection isa tribute to joy and aliveness.

This Rare Earth & Other Flights

Sheehan, Tom

Joseph M. Faria's first poetry collection is a journey of passion and love, with the voice of longing, hope and of discovery on his way back 'home.' The author of "From A Distance," a collection of short stories, Faria shows us once more his complex, multi-talents and his deep sensibilities. This is book that men will embrace for its male essence and women will love for its tenderness. It is a rare look at humanity from a poet's heart.

The Way Home

Faria, Joseph M.

An astonishing narrative poem using the colorful and daring characters of the Globe Theatre during the life of Shakespeare to create the incredible voices of its actors, bit players, poets, stage managers and lovelorn ladies of his day. Shakespeare, his wife, his Dark Lady and his poor dead boy all spring from the pages with fact and fiction intertwined into a virtuoso book that will redefine the classroom's experience of Elizabethan studies. A new and provocative approach to a beloved subject.

In the Shadow of the Globe

Cameron, Michelle

Product Description 
This magnificent novel, 
Marie, Marie, Hold on Tight (the title borrowed from Eliot's "The Wasteland") is dark, intense, impossible to put down. This book signifies the kind of literary work sadly ignored by the mainstream press and deserves a wide readership. Densely written, vivid in its characters, we have riveting suspense from an amazing writer offering brilliance and artistic nuance in a book that you'll never forget. 
 Review 
"...sustains an energy from its first page to its last... penetrates harrowing depths of the human psyche." -- 
Walter Cummins, Managing Editor of The Literary Review, September, 2004\n"..with its textured characters and deep, rich prose, Marie Marie reads like a poet's heart on fire." -- 
Justine Wilson, Author of Bloodangel, September 2004\nA dark and disturbing read--and an absolutely hypnotic one. -- 
J. Eric Miller, Author of Animal Rights & Pornography, September 2004 
 About the Author 
Terri Brown-Davidson is on the fiction/poetry faculty of Gotham Writer's Workshop and holds the Ph.D., M.F.A. and M.A in English/creative writing. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in more than 800 journals including 
 Triquarterly, Denver Quarterly, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Hayden's Ferry Review and 
 Puerto del Sol; she was a featured poet in the anthology 
Triquarterly New Writers (Northwestern Univ. Press 1996). Her first poetry book is 
The Carrington Monologues (Lit Pot Press, 2002, reprinted, 2004); her chapbook 
Rag Men won the Ledge Competition in 1994 and another chapbook 
The Doll Artist's Daughter was published by White Eagle Coffee Store Press in 1996. She's received seven nomination for the Pushcart Prize and was awarded the AWP Intro Award and Yaddo residency fellowship, among many other honors; currently she resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico with her husband and daughter.

Marie, Marie, Hold On Tight

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