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West Roaring Brook And Other Poems
PA T R I C K G U I N A N is an unassuming poet who tries to express in a very natural tone and style what he has seen and dreamed or what life as shown him. Speaking of his poetry, Guinan has said, “I have tried to say a few things about love and life and our memories of things that make us happy or sad, and I have always tried to express these thoughts as simply and honestly as I know how.” In the tradition of William Carlos William, his poems are like little snapshots of the past, images or scenes that jar the memory and bring back times and thoughts that we all can share. His favorite poets are Frost and E. A. Robinson, Edgar Lee Masters, and Sandburg and their spirits are never far f...
The Tails of Roaring Brook
At first glance, Roaring Brook seems like any other cabin in the woods. You are invited to take a closer look. The Tails of Roaring Brook unfolds deep into the lives of the woodland community that live there. Come join Lincoln the Mouse, Rob and Christopher Robin, Thimble the Shrew, Buck and Doe Deer, Bob and Honey Bear, and Beaver the Dam Builder. Take a walk in the Deep Woods and you will find the Owl Forest, where the Anonymous Owl lives. Adventures await you in each and every episode!
Bobcat Prowling
In this companion to Coyote Moon and Hawk Rising, a young bobcat searches a suburban landscape for a territory to call home. As the day breaks, feline eyes blink open, and yowls disrupt the still morning air. A young bobcat leaves tracks in the snow as he sets out to find a home range of his own. Amidst the harsh winds and icy chill of winter, Yearling travels between the deep wilderness and suburbia, hunting for prey as he goes. He tracks hare, squirrel, pheasant... Watching. Waiting. LEAP! But each time, he is foiled by the resident predator. Will Yearling find a territory to call his own?
Bandits
Raccoons wreak havoc on a town during the night, rummaging through garbage cans, stealing food, and then running off into the hills to enjoy their loot.
Pittsburgh Legal Journal
Containing reports from Pennsylvania judicial districts and other leading decisions.
