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We began in the dark, and from the dark, we created myths, stories, the children of Israel wandering in the wilderness, Odysseus returning home, Buddha sitting lotus quiet. We had a few good stories to sustain our wanderings.

Over several thousand years, the fire of myths began to burn out. Or we burned them out. We burned Troy, th

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Best-selling poet Kathleen Driskells newest collection Blue Etiquette is inspired by Emily Posts 1922 edition of Etiquette and explores the interactions between the haves and have nots through poems voiced by Mrs. Worldly and the Between Maid, narratives focusing on blue-collar Americans, and lyrics drifting through the blue etiquette of mourning beloveds.

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"Poems that explore the natural world"--

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Body of Render explores the internal and external impacts of societal and national decisions that strip away our basic human rights through a collection of poems that carve at the physical, the political, the intimate, and the structural, where poems simultaneously create and encourage voice to seek a path toward collective mending.

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Orlando White explores language from a Dine (Navajo) perspective. One idea that interests him, inspires him to think and write, is the idea of the English language as a forgotten language.

Imagine if we as a people, all people in the United States, are speaking an Indigenous language rather than English; that the English language e

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How to make sense of moving to, and living in, Alaska In James Engelhardt's debut collection, these questions form the narrative and meditative frame for a landscape of domesticity and wilderness. Change comes quickly in the Far North, and transformation is the only constant.

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Rex Wilder s second collection introduces the world to a new form, inspired by Richard Wilbur: the boomerang, a four-line nouveau haiku that aims for permanence in an evanescent world.

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Boy Oh Boy is a humorous exploration of loneliness and longing, as well as a confrontation of society's expectations about love.

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Unapologetically sensual and forthright, Bright Stain explores desire, loss, faith, doubt, tenderness, and violence; and sex as experience, metaphor, and magnifying lens for relationships.

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Brother Carnival is the tale of a narrator's anguished quest to find a missing brother by probing that sibling's story excerpts for clues as to his whereabouts, while on a more arresting level the novel portrays the odyssey of one who is reconciling to his lost self.

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Includes a bibliographical note in back of book.

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A novel about chance, trust, and a lottery ticket.

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Set in Alaska and Arizona, Peggy Shumaker's new and selected writing explores the wildness of land, heart, and family.

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Reckless risks make for big regrets. Take them anyway. A sexy new novel-in-stories, "a compelling and unflinching debut."

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Reality has begun to show its age, have you noticed Joe has.

Calamity Joe is the pen name of the mysterious narrator in a new kind of poetry collection. Spending his days in a lab, talking to mice & microbes, he will soon be the last living member of his family. More and more life seems to hint at its syntax and Joe feels that he

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Call Me Fool concerns the misadventures of a character based on the fool archetype.

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