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My Mother's Medicine
In My Mother's Medicine, Maxine Susman tells of her mother's journey toward a rewarding career as a doctor. The series of poems in this book chart one person's story even as they contribute to the larger story of women's history in our country.
Cool Women Volume Six
Cool Women Volume Six is a poetry anthology, containing new poems by widely published poets (Eloise Bruce, Juditha Dowd, Lois Marie Harrod, Betty Bonham Lies, Judy Rowe Michaels, Sharon Olson, Penelope Scambly Schott, Maxine Susman, and Gretna Wilkinson). Cool Women have been critiquing and performing their poems for over 20 years, and this, their sixth anthology of thematically grouped poems contains Muse-ings, Knowing/Not Knowing, Critters like Us, On Further Thought and Beside Ourselves. Poems range in subject matter (from the speed of light to extinction, from the sacred to the profane, from cutting clouds to fiddler crabs) and emotive power (from celebration and joy to wonder and grief).
Wartime Address
"In loving memory of Jean Rusack Coronel Wetzel (1917-2007). These poems are based on her private memoir."--Dedication
The Practicing Poet
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How Do You Think of It?
"How Do You Think of It asks the title of Coleen Marks new book of poems - how do you think of time with its "words slipping in between/millennia past, ages hence." How Do You Think of It when you lie "weightless in the early morning" waiting "for a ghost idea." How Do You Think about It when you remember the "clockwork whistle" at Richard Mine which called your father to work. How do you think of your father's careful refinishing of furniture, of your mother's asking "would you choose me/ for a friend?" In this deft tribute to growing up and into a long and rich marriage, a corporate career and an ebullient life as a poet and artist, Coleen Marks rejoices as she remembers her "acne-ravaged ...
Cool Women Volume Seven
Cool Women Poets is a central New Jersey based, eleven-member poetry critique and performance group, who have meeting for 25 years and who do 40-45 minute poetry readings. The members are widely published individually and as a group (7 anthologies and 2 CDs of their work). Their performances are theme-based improvisations in which they begin with a theme. This is the seventh volume of these dynamic poets who have read from New Jersey to Portland, Oregon. Their energy--still wild and dynamic as they move into the 70's and 80's--is suggested in these lines from poet Eloise Bruce:Come on, let's give those neutrinos a chargeand have at it after we dance the body electricand just before we plunge into the unknown,moan with the muon, gyrate with gravity's strings and loops, finally permeate vast thicknesses without interactionand wallow in the leftovers of creation.Even if the libretto is bogus, it's the best sex we ever had.
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Presence
New poems, translations, interviews, and book reviews in a yearly literary journal for Catholic Poetry.
Writing after Retirement
Unlike previous volumes which focus on how to earn a living while writing in very specific areas, this anthology accurately describes a wide range of different avenues an aspiring author can pursue, either for profit or for personal fulfillment. Speaking directly to retirees, this book opens doors to many other areas worth pursuing; its chapters vary from the inspirational (the importance of linking to a community with similar interests, reconnecting to one’s dreams, seeking inspirational sources) to the quotidian (everyday writing tips, and how to use one’s experience to find subjects to write about). Writing after Retirement provides a variety of vantage points from published authors a...
