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Asked to give a reading at the Grey Towers Historical Site in Milford, Pennsylvania, the Upper Delaware Writers Collective brought music, poetry and joy to their audience who lounged with lawn chairs and picnic baskets in an enchanted setting, surrounded by trees. Some of the magic of that Sunday afternoon is captured in this volume of poetry, representing 15 poets from the collective and their reflections on the subject of trees. Pennsylvania Add 6% Sales Tax: .72 Shipping and Handling: $3.95 (7 to 10 days anywhere in the US, Multiple Copies Still Only $3.95) Make check or money order payable to Delaware River Press
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Shadow Afternoon Collected Poems by Virginia Leipzig Virginia Leipzig, Ph.D., served as a docent at the International Museum of Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and traveled the world with her students, participating in writers’ workshops in New York City, Laguna Beach, Taos, and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her poems and articles have appeared in magazines, chapbooks, and literary journals. Short
Shadow Afternoon is a collection of her poetry that celebrates
the cultural heritage of the American Southwest. The vivid imagery of
these poems creates an intimate portrait of the author’s extended
career of community service and poetic works. Due out in Spring 2009 |
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Primitive Collected Poems by Dale Laszig Dale Laszig is a poet and technical writer with a diversified background in sales and marketing. She and her husband divide their time between homes in rural Northeast Pennsylvania, and the metropolitan New York area. Her business articles have appeared in Today’s Business, The Leader Newspaper, and The Green Sheet. Her poetry has been published by Still Waters Press, Jerseyworks.com and various literary journals. American Primitive is an autobiographical collection of her poetry written in the decade between 1999 and 2009. Some of these poems have been previously published, and include reflections on work, traveling and relationships. Due
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