This anthology includes the poems published in the first three vox poetica Contributor Series: 9/11, Candy and Spirits, and Resolution and Resolve. Authors include Pushcart Prize nominees Bryan Borland, Clay Carpenter, Ray Sharp, Rae Spencer, and Cassie Preemo Steele, as well as many others.

From 9/11 to a New Year: vox poetica Contributor Series 2009

Literature & Fiction

Authors, Various

Poetry

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This is a collection of poems written by Cassie Premo Steele as part of her Co-Creating practice. They focus on opening oneself to the creative process and finding one's voice. The poems were written for writers, readers, artists, musicians, and anyone who is inspired to create.

This is how honey runs

Steele, Cassie Premo

In this new collection of poetry, KJ Hannah Greenberg takes on the topic of love with full poetic abandon. Tangling with fairy tales, disillusionment, regret, break-ups, hardships, and longevity, Greenberg doesn't shy away from the sticky side of sweet. Her poetry, didactic at times, representational at others, employs devices of style and unconventional usage to delve deeper meaning in narrative. A collection for those who know the course of love is as often fraught with adversity as it is suffused with light.

A Bank Robber's Bad Luck With His Ex-Girlfriend

Greenberg, KJ Hannah

Award-winning writer Cassie Premo Steele explores motherhood and creativity in this powerhouse collection of poetry. Steele invites readers into her living room for an intimate conversation about the very essence of the personal. What does it mean to be a woman, an artist, and a mother? These poems illuminate that question, allowing readers to find their own answers while travailing all that terrain at their own pace and from their own perspectives. Required reading for anyone interested in the interplay between physical and metaphoric birth, the meaning of creativity, and the definition of self.

The Pomegranate Papers

This collaboration between painter Lori Schreiner and poet Theresa Senato Edwards was inspired by photographs taken at Auschwitz by Holocaust survivor Wilhelm Brasse. The photographs sent Schreiner to the canvas and her paintings set Edwards' pen to paper. The resulting collaboration brings the children behind the images to life, gives perspective and dimension to their personhood, lends vitality to their memory. The reader gets a sense of what each individual child might have been like, what each little life might have meant. The children portrayed in this work came from Belgium, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, and Ukraine; they were Jewish, Roman Catholic, Jehovah's Witness, Gypsy, mixed race, gay. They are representative of the spectrum of lives lost in the Holocaust. The art and poetry in this book juxtapose indelible lives with catalogued identification numbers as the artists confront the inhumanity of the Holocaust, bringing the reader along to witness.The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau in Oswiecim, Poland provided information about the children in this book and granted permission to reproduce their photographs.

Painting Czeslawa Kwoka, Honoring Children of the Holocaust

Edwards, Theresa Senato

Schreiner, Lori

Memory Chose a Woman's Body

Carter, Angela M

Since June 2010, Cassie Premo Steele has been inviting friends, fellow artists, clients, and colleagues to join her in a poetry writing collaboration. Every Wednesday she asks friends to add a word to a Facebook thread and constructs a poem that weaves the spirit and intentions of all those words into one piece of writing. The result is this book. In it you will find a wide range of subjects and ideas contributed by more than 300 people from all around the world. It is an exploration on collaboration and on the artistic task of creating one song out of a multitude of different voices.

Wednesday

Backwoods and Back Words: Poetry, Photography, and a Tale or Two From the West Virginia Hills

Yurcaba, Nicole

Perspectives

Basden, R. Martin

The third volume of the Bridgewater International Poetry Festival anthology marks the evolution of the festival from a biennial to an annual event. This collection continues the tradition of gathering poets who chronicle moments in poems. The poems can stand alone or be taken as a whole.

What Lies Beyond the Frame: Poems from the Bridgewater International Poetry Festival 2017 (Bridgewater International Poetry Festival Anthology)

Galloway, Stan

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