In poetry, and one piece of prose, the author details her memories of being a child in the midwest during WWII and her on-going struggle to become a writer. The metaphor for this search is taken from a Viking ship discovery belonging to a woman, thereby giving authenticity to her role in society.

the Oseberg Skiff:the Female Journey

Rebecca Newth

Literature & Fiction

Will Hall Books

Four dozen poems praised by Annie Dillard, Guy Davenport, M.L. Rosenthal, and many others for its "original, luminsescent purity," citing her poetry's ability to bring memory to the surface in precise, surreal, haunting lines.

Great North Woods

NEWTH, Rebecca

These stories remind us that each individual has an important place in society but that sometimes conflicts remain ongoing and that not every story has a happy ending and not all of the problems in this world are resolved. - from the introduction.

How the Bat Got Its Wings & Young Bear's Lesson: Two Cherokee Stories

Children's Books

Paul Williams with an intro. by Frank Scheide

Animals

A tiny coffee table book for adults who love the Ireland that it was in 1950s and especially the area of Caherciveen and Port Magee and Valencia Island.

After Ireland: A Series of Photographs

Travel

Mary Morrissy and Margot Martin

Europe

A checklist of books published by New Directions Publishing from 1937 to 1997 with facsimiles and index.

Published for James Laughlin: A New Directions List of Publications, 1936-1997

John A. Harrison

Anne Marie Candido

Reference

A collection edited by Claire E. Andre Insel, written by Oda Mulloy. A memoir of growing up in wartime Germany and in a Dutch Quaker boarding school.

I Grew Up in a Castle

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Oda Mulloy

Claire E. Andre Insel

There are many writing classes, but not often ones of such depth of talent and range. Professors, an acclaimed biographer, playwrights, life-long poets, artists, nurses, memoirists - all contributed to this anthology from Rebecca Newth's Writers' Table.

The Messenger at the Post Office

Mid-Air Apostle

Max Sutton takes us into the steeps and hollows of the Ozarks, into the Arkansas woodlands of our hearts. His work also tells of travels abroad, such as his experience near the Vatican museum, and involves us in the humor of the title poem and others such as Elderly Couple Driving on Empty.

Extraditing a Blue-Tailed Skink

Max Sutton

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