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Stephen Corey
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The Last Magician
Stephen Corey's first full-length collection is now available in a reprint. Corey's light touch is always welcome, whether it be a poem of love or a political poem about the uselessness of American counties.
Startled at the Big Sound
This is the first prose collection by Stephen Corey, published poet and one of the US's most highly regarded literary editors. These essays, written across three decades, describe, analyse, and meditate upon his concurrent lives as family member, writer, editor for a literary journal, and cultural-political observer of the broader world within which he has lived while experiencing his smaller realms.
Stephen J. Corey Papers
Correspondence, diaries, sermons, prayers, mss., drafts, Bibles, printed materials, articles, clippings, travel notes, photos, maps, and other papers, reflecting Corey's personal and professional life, including his activities as officer (1905-1938) of Foreign Christian Missionary Society and its successor United Christian Missionary Society, president (1938-1945) of College of the Bible, and chaplain of U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, Lexington, Ky. Correspondents include his wife, Edith (Webster) Corey and J. Edward Moseley.
Synchronized Swimming
Stephen Corey is well known for his ability to turn the poetry of love into the poetry of lovers.
Stephen A. Corey
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As My Age Then Was, So I Understood Them
A career-spanning volume drawn from forty years of work and a selection of new poems. Stephen Corey's work is intelligent, moving and engaging. Poem after poem is beautiful, effortless, and thought-provoking. The range of style and subject matter, the depth of thought and emotion, the elegance and resonance and simplicity of language, the affectionate voice and tone--all work to make this a truly important and memorable book. "Here is a life, and a life, and / a life," Stephen Corey writes in the opening poem's instructions to on how find the faded leaf--also a metaphor for the end of life--that one must imagine still colored after he is "gone." The poem is echoed near the end of this stunni...
Descendants of Joseph & Prudence Parks Corey
"'Descendants of Joseph & Prudence Parks Corey' is a book compiled & researched by their 4th great grandson, Chuck L. Rhodes. This family history beings around the year of Joseph's birth in 1762, at Rhode Island, and continues through ten generations up to 2019."--Back cover.
