books by Salt Publishing     books:     Salt Publishing      Squandermania (Salt Modern Poets S.) Don Share Salt Publishing, 2007 Praise for this book by the poet, Tom Sleigh Here is the blurb for the book, written by poet Tom Sleigh: "Squandermania is a book of associative delight, even when the poems are at their most grave. They combine the obliquity of Mina Loy, the incantatory freshness of Roethke, and even Plath's devotion to ...             Red Earth: A Vietnam Warrior's Journey (Earthworks S.) Philip H. Red Eagle Salt Publishing, 2007 student favorite I have taught this book alongside classic works of Native American (such as Leslie Silko's "Ceremony"), alongside exceptional works of Native philosophy (e.g. Vine Deloria's "Red Earth / White Lies") and alongside some of the most popular contemporary Native writing ...             Habeas Corpus (Salt Modern Poets) Jill McDonough Salt Publishing, 2008 Jill McDonough's first book gives us fifty sonnets, each about a historical execution. Headed meticulously with name, date, place, they are poignant with the factual, with eyewitness reports and the words of the condemned - so limpidly framed that one forgets the skill that crystallizes all this into authentic poetry.             The Failure of Certain Charms (Earthworks) Gordon Henry Salt Publishing, 2008 This is a poetically charged work of autobiographical retrospection, speculative memory and an artistic alternative to common constructions of identity. The influences include traditional songs, ceremonial undercurrents, dream vehicles, disparate landscapes, chemical vapors, relative longings and belief in the possibility of healing again and ...             A Family Island H. Shaw McCutcheon Salt Cay Publishing, 2002 Interesting for lovers of the sea A Family Island was a nice short read and very informative about the island itself. Boaters, history buffs and lovers of the sea in general will really enjoy its chronicle of how an American family came to be the owners of an island paradise and how they spent their ...             How the Songs Come Down (Earthworks) Carter Revard Salt Publishing, 2005 This major selection of Revard's work lets you hear duets of humpbacked whales and wine-throated hummingbirds. You can walk on Skye, shoot craps in Las Vegas and see an ex-bank-robbing uncle get shot dead hijacking a shipment of bootleg whiskey. You can watch a swan become a soul, see glass fibers bring tomorrow from Japan, taste watermelons ...             101 Ways to Make Poems Sell (Salt Guides for Readers & Writers S.) Christopher Hamilton-Emery Salt Publishing, 2006 "101 Ways to Make Poems Sell" is an insider's guide to the poetry business, focusing on the issues that matter: building profile, finding readers and selling books. Hamilton-Emery offers practical and hard-earned advice about the ins and outs of marketing poetry and driving sales. Whether you are a novice or an established poet, this book provides ...             Blood Run (Earthworks S.) Allison, Adelle Hedge Coke Salt Publishing, 2007 This Land Enriched With Soul Allison Hedge Coke bills this book of poetry as a "Verse Play," and I can imagine more than one way performers could stage this spectacle. But even if you read it straight off the page, as most people will, this book is an insightful, touching, and humbling ...             Walking with Ghosts (Earthworks S.) Qwo-Li Driskill Salt Publishing, 2005 A Must Read The entire Earthworks series is groundbreaking--Driskill's contribution stands out as a fiercely political, unflinching, yet tender collection from an emerging talent. Strong imagery and tight composition leave no doubts that Driskill is one to watch. Very highly ...             The Salt Companion to Geraldine Monk (Salt Companions to Poetry) Salt Publishing, 2007             Evidence of Red (Earthworks) LeAnne Howe Salt Publishing, 2005 Great Poetry and Prose This book is a collection of poetry and prose by author LeAnne Howe. It contains native american history, politics, mythology, drama and even comic wit. The author exudes great passion and intelligence. Very interesting and open attitude.             Blade Pitch Control Unit (Salt Modern Poets) Sean Bonney Salt Publishing, 2005 Blade Pitch Control Unit gathers together Sean Bonney's work of the past five years. Bonney combines formal experiment with a sarcastic voice rooted in punk to provide an original account of London's threatened psychogeography. His first major collection, the book suggests new possibilities for political poetry and its relationship to the urban ...             New and Selected Poems (Salt Modern Poets) Ouyang Yu Salt Publishing, 2004 This is a book of English poetry by an Australian poet originally from the People's Republic of China covering a wide range of issues addressing the concerns of the contemporary men and women.             The Timetraveller's Guide to Victorian London (Timetraveller's Guide) Natasha Narayan Salt Way Publishing, 2004 Everything you always wanted to know about Victorian London: • What was The Great Stink (not a Victorian teenager’s bedroom)? • Life (or most likely death) in the workhouse • Chimney sweeps and apprentices—the life of an average working child • Begging and pickpocketing—survival on the streets • ...             Words from a Glass Bubble (Salt Modern Fiction) Vanessa Gebbie Salt Publishing, 2008 Bubbling Over With The Good Stuff "Words from a Glass Bubble" by Vanessa Gebbie is a collection of nineteen of her short stories, compiled in a handsome hardback from Salt Publishing. There's no overarching narrative, but although the stories are very different, some themes and images crop up more than ...          products you might be interested in search for books companion, companions, earthworks, geraldine, squandermania, timetraveller      toavi.com    web we recommend student favorite randomly chosen book: Psilocybin Mushroom Handbook: Easy Indoor and Outdoor Cultivation