A Richer Blessing

Literature & Fiction

Ruggier, Joe

Poetry

Multicultural Books

In the Suburbs of Europe: Perspectives on Maltese Language & Literature

Ruggier, Joe M.

This Eternal Hubbub

Poems by John Laycock: With a Preface by Dr. Philip Higson

Laycock, John

A blank verse epic about the ecological crisis, its spiritual implications, and the search for an adequate response. A synthesis of many findings from the natural and social sciences in the light of the Western poetic tradition. After contemplating the origins of the universe, the evolution of life, and the history of humankind's interaction with the environment, the poem surveys psychology, parapsychology and spiritual traditions in the light of this crisis and ends by proposing a spiritual discipline and a plan of organization and action. In the words of its first reviewer, Hadassah Haskale: "A white whale of a book."

The Consciousness of Earth

Religion & Spirituality

Esther Cameron writing as George Richter

New Age & Spirituality

The full title of the book is ... 42 poems in rhyme & metre: selected from the poetry of Mary Keelan Meisel, (1889-1965) edited by Joe M. Ruggier -- 2nd print edition.  The book features woman's writings by a critically acclaimed woman author.  Her traditionalist, lyrical verse is extremely musical and melodious and features themes such as nature poetry, devotional poetry about aspects of a Christian's life, love poetry, poetry about the author's physical and nervous disabilities, poetry about family life, and so on ....  This poetess is a great mistress of her poetic craft and writes with great mastery of her medium.

42 Poems in Rhyme & Metre . . .

Meisel, Mary Keelan

This Gardener's Impossible Dream ...

Emery L. Campbell

From Bible history & legend so dramatic in its impact on Jewish, Christian & Islamic imagination that it remains vivid today, Harrison has fashioned a novel acclaimed by critics on both sides of the Atlantic. His hero, Samlah, a Hebrew soldier in the service of Pharaoh, is caught up in a fast-moving sequence of events that takes him from obscurity to the courts of kings, & from Nubia to Egypt, to Libya, to Crete, & back to Egypt ... In his wanderings he acquires wisdom & discovers friendship & love, culminating in the love of Orah the beautiful Nubian woman, & the confounding of his enemies. Painting an unforgettable picture of ancient Egypt in the last days before the Exodus, Pharaoh's Children throws new light on the events it describes and brings to life the many gods and the one God in a vivid and satisfying historical romance.

PHARAOH's CHILDREN

Harrison, Roy

Contemporary

This is decidedly modern, 20th C, Canadian poetry betraying deep sympathy with the rhetorical apparatus and verse-forms of traditionalism. This collection, apart from a handful of extremely serious lyrics, displays eclectic tendencies and, in particular, in the form of an interesting cross-section of poems in free form and quite a bit of light verse. The philosophy behind the title poem, INFERNAL / SUPERNAL LOVE, is heavily influenced by Blakean notions, (such as The Marriage of Heaven and Hell), and Stevenson's outlook, particularly in his more serious moments, owes much to the great British Romantics ...

Infernal / Supernal Love: Poems Selected and New

Stevenson, Warren

In this fascinating collection of letters exchanged by Joe M. Ruggier and John Paul II between the Pope's assassination attempt in 1981 and his passing in 2005, Ruggier quips that he often "prefers to say 'I hate you!' . like a little child!" We invite you to explore this Author's unique love-hate relationship with a great Man of such profound honour as John Paul. Enjoy the wit of Ruggier's humourous revenge on the Church which always concludes with a joyous, dignified twinkle however bitter the Author's reasons were for sparring. Enjoy also the brief offerings of real, original poetry with which the Author punctuates these letters-poems which, as it were, 'emerge out of the writing.' Discover how the Author gracefully winds up all contentious topics with the mutual save of face between himself and his distinguished correspondent which brings these letters to their gracious conclusion . Knowledgeable readers of these letters from the Author's own private circle have observed that many of his expressions in this collection are 'so beautiful, they fly'. Rooted in a lifelong neurosis, the author's inspired satire of Church-related issues finds glorious precedent in both Dante's poetry and the mystical theology of John of the Cross. It needs to be emphasized that the Author does not hate Popes, least of all the great John Paul-but loves all genuine artists: this, perhaps, is the only reason he felt justified in releasing this controversial collection, which defends the honour of artists great and small.

Pope Caesar's Wake: Letters Exchanged With Pope Woytyla

Essays & Correspondence

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