"At once earthy and full of spirit and mystery," this chapbook from award-winning poet Ruth Thompson celebrates a "vivid cycle of the seasons" in the hill country of western New York. It includes "Fat Time," which won the New Millennium Writings Award in 2007.

Here Along Cazenovia Creek

Literature & Fiction

Thompson, Ruth

Poetry

Saddle Road Press

This second book of poems by Greek-American poet Perry S. Nicholas (following The River of You, Foothills Publishing, 2009) focuses on the half-revealed, half-hidden self.

What the World Sees

Nicholas, Perry S.

This vivid second book of poems by well-known young Buffalo poet Jennifer Campbell explores the many "supposed" selves of women as mothers, daughters, sisters, and lovers.

Supposed to Love

Campbell, Jennifer A

Poems by popular Buffalo poet and artist Ryki Zuckerman.

Looking for Bora Bora

Zuckerman, Ryki

Beautifully written, evocative, and utterly original, A Red Woman was Crying takes the reader into the rich and complex internal lives of South Pacific rainforest cultivators - young and old, male and female, gentle and fierce - as they grapple with predatory miners, indifferent colonial masters, introduced religion, their own changing culture, their sometimes violent past, and the "other" who has come to live with them. Don Mitchell's new collection of short stories, set among tribal people on Bougainville Island in the late 1960s, demystifies ethnography by turning it on its head. The narrators are Nagovisi, and through their eyes the reader comes to know the young American anthropologist, himself struggling with his identity as a Vietnam-era American, who's come to to study their culture in a time of change.

A Red Woman Was Crying: Nagovisi Stories

Mitchell, Don

Short Stories & Anthologies

The first book in the Forty-Three North Chapbook Series from Saddle Road Press.

Pig, Smoking

Feldmiller, Caiden

The Animals, a Memoir is an unsentimental exploration of the terrible burden of meaning and emotion carried by the animals in the author's life - the forbidden childhood pet, the disastrous attempt at pig farming as her high-powered marriage fell apart, the deaf Akita ("dog of the divorce"), the violent cat acting out the family violence, and Ben, the beautiful, adored Border Collie who spirals into madness.

The Animals

Biographies & Memoirs

Flynn, Carol Houlihan

Memoirs

Body on the Wall ranges from eroticism to domestic abuse, from self-mutilation to Zen, from coming out to domestic love. Untangling the many threads that make up a life, Wing writes about being a daughter, violence against women and girls, mental illness, her identity as a lesbian, her love for her wife, and the search for spiritual direction.

Body on the Wall

Wing, Michelle

The poems in November Butterfly channel the voices of iconic women at the crossroads of love and motherhood, from Ophelia, Jeanne d'Arc and Nefertiti to Amelia, Lady Diana, Marilyn and Sylvia. These poems touch on the collective responsibility, male and female alike, for posing challenges to the creative feminine. The collection as a whole celebrates the hidden strengths, vulnerabilities and choices facing women passing through the timeless initiations of falling in love, raising children, and staying true to oneself.

November Butterfly

Pryputniewicz, Tania

A Talent For Shipwrecks

History

Potts, Zara

Australia & Oceania

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