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Hague, Richard

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Small Holes in the Universe

Swerdlow, David

The first critical edition on poet Colette Inez, the author of the The Woman Who Loved Worms, Family Life, and Clemency, as well as the memoir The Secret of M. Dulong.

The Way Home: On the Poetry of Colette Inez

Love's Funeral: Poems

Wood, Eve

The 2003 Word Press First Book Poetry Prize

An Alabaster Flask

Reeser, Jennifer

The Time It Takes Light

Voices of King Philip's War

George, Faye

The Evolutionary Purpose of Heartbreak

Allred, Joanne Harris

What Bends Us Blue

Lombardo, Tom

SEA CALLED FRUITFULNESS by Martha Carlson-Bradley is a collection of lyric poems responding to the 1651 lunar map that gave the Moon the "sea" names still in use today. As the narrator ponders the motivation and lives of the two seventeenth-century astronomers who created this map, she also explores terrains of achievement and failure, intimacy and solitude, celibacy and fertility, certainty and unknowing. " 'What interests me most about a work of art is the artist's quality of mind,' said Henry James famously. Add heart and spirit and engaging intersecting stories and you get what interests me most about Martha Carlson-Bradley's SEA CALLED FRUITFULNESS. What she teases out of the lives and life's work of two seventeenth-century Jesuit astronomers creates the character of the writer of this book that is itself a kind of moon map in which we vividly see our own very human faces. This picture is also a wonder, because Martha Carlson-Bradley draws it so well."-Michael Ryan

Sea Called Fruitfulness

Carlson-Bradley, Martha

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