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River Poems (The Hudson Valley Writers' Center Poetry Series)

Literature & Fiction

Wagner, Anneliese

Strickland, Stephanie

Poetry

Slapering Hol Press

No pine tree in this forest is perfect

Goldsmith, Ellen

The Last Campaign (The Hudson Valley Writers' Center Poetry Series)

Loden, Rachel

Islands (The Hudson Valley Writers' Center Poetry Series)

Krivák, Andrew

Freight

Upham, Sondra

The Landscape of the Mind

Zheng, Jianqing

Poetry. Winner of the 2002 Slapering Hol Press Chapbook Competition. This series of poems is loosely based upon the experiences of the mathematicians of the Scottish Café, who lived and worked in Lvov, Poland (now the Ukraine), a center of Eastern European intellectual life before World War II. "In the poems of THE SCOTTISH CAFÉ, Susan H. Case creates a metaphor for the persistence of the life of the mind and the imagination. There is no theme more important for poetry to address in our time, when that life is imperiled by barbarisms from within and without. By recalling with celebratory joy the vigor, the messiness, the courage of that life as it was once lived in a terrible time by the patrons of the Scottish Café in Lvov, these poems do us a very great service."—Charles Martin

The Scottish Café

Case, Susana H.

<p>Poetry. Winner of the 2003 Slapering Hol Press Chapbook Competition. "I value David Tucker's poems for their concentration on the mysteries of the vivid: the unfathomable mysteries that flare from the ordinary, what he calls the 'judder and stutter of events.' His seismograph tracks the newsroom's trembling for event, charting the peaks and valleys of our general human need for sensation or knowledge. He writes about that need clearly, cleanly, with a reporter's respect for information and a poet's awareness of the undisclosed. This brief selection is a pleasurable, memorable read. It leaves me wanting more"--Robert Pinsky.</p>

Days When Nothing Happens

Tucker, David

Water Stories

Mullins, Brighde

<p>Poetry. Winner of the 2004 Slapering Hol Press Chapbook Competition. Nancy Taylor Everett chose to re-imagine Juliet as a way of exploring a long interest of hers--the rich cusp between childhood and adulthood. This Juliet has all the elan of a curious child watching herself take charge. Come meet her. "JULIET AS HERSELF is a collection of smart yet tender poems. Here the Juliet of Shakespeare shadows the life of a curious, buoyant, modern young woman as she considers many topics including cartography, art, trees, hair, dirt, envy, and, of course, love. Nancy Taylor Everett has a flair for fresh language and a fine ear for the music of words. Everett's Juliet is a person we want to know better, someone whose life we'd like to follow. This is a wonderful book"--Susan Terris.</p>

Juliet As Herself

Everett, Nancy Taylor

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