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Linked by a series of prose entries, these poem explore moments of domestic life to reveal the larger historical traces that lurk in the most quotidian details.

In the author's first full-length collection of poetry, past and present are counterposed in rich relation and in poetic colors of remarkable sensuality and elegance. Over all hovers the spirit of the remarkable Oma, Kolosov's Slovenian grandmother, who will remain in the reader's memory.

Strasser's "The Reason/Unreason Project" is the 2006 winner of the Expedition Award from Lewis-Clark Press. She explores questions of belief, faith, hope, and remorse in this poetry collection.

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As author Ann Ronald notes, "Simultaneously a paean to his father and a personal memoir about a changing landscape caught by a rising tide of affluence, Alan Weltzeins A Father and an Island: Reflections on Loss, echoes my own Pacific Northwest youththe endless saltwater summers, the quirky behavior of a bookworm, the sweet sharp tang of blackberry cobbler, the fierce games of badminton, the beachcombing days of discovery, the blessedness of p...

Cara Diaconoff writes with clarity and heartfelt honesty about ordinary lives on the cusp: artists, converts, migrs, fiancesall manner of people on the boundary between one way of being and the next. The compassion of these stories moved me deeply. I feel like I know these people. Theyll stick with me for a long time. David Haynes, Author of The Full Matilda Cara Diaconoffs short stories are evocative and compelling. They can be as disturbing ...

Precise. Blunt. Funny. Scary. Bleak. An inviting and well-carved debut."--Aimee Bender.

In Holdens latest memoir, the poet/critic discovers an ongoing competition between his identical twin brother and himself. He delves courageously into the equally tumultuous times of adulthood, of success in writing and publishing, but of failure in marriage.

The Sincerest Form of Flattery" offers two singular pleasures: a wonderful selection of stories by immensely talented women writers and a privileged glimpse into the influences that have shaped these stories. - -Margot Livesey, author.

Selected by acclaimed author Claire Davis as the first recipient of the Main-Traveled Roads Poetry prize, Aronson's book is remarkable and promising of a bright poetic career.

Valerie Miner calls Paula Coomers first collection of short fiction "witty, hard-hitting, melancholy and passionate . . . Her fine work is characterized by a palpable sense of place as well as by a strong compassion for, indeed love for, her idiosyncratic characters.

Underlying Premises, while made up of many poems, is in another sense one poem, evoking the harsh life of Midwestern farmers remembered from boyhood.