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20/20 by Renée Sigel

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A collaborative poetry collection with award-winning poet Mario Susko exploring themes of love and family in a time of civil war and exile. As we all watch the heart- wrenching scenes of distruction in Syria, we share our own experiences of life and love through two very different kinds of war; his that of ex-Yugoslavia and mine in the dying years of old Apartheid South Africa. Dislocation and exile can happen to any of us and we wished to share the beauty and strength of the human spirit that finds its voice, often uniquely during such violent outbursts in our lives. 20/20 is a glimpse into the private lives of two very different histories bound by a shared insight into the love and wisdom of our very human hearts.

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I Am a Whole Load of Nothing and Other Heart Warming Tales by Tom Sinclair

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Dark, confessional poetry and prose like poetry, themes ranging from suicide to shopping. A stunning Debut Collection.

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Cut Both Ways – Peaks & Valleys of a Passionate Relationship Expressed Through Poetry by P.S. Rowland

Cut_Both_Ways_Cover_for_KindleAbout Cut Both Ways – Peaks & Valleys of a Passionate Relationship Expressed Through Poetry:

In a relationship more often than not, both parties are not passionate people. Passionate, not necessarily in a romantic sense, but about life in general; feeling strongly about goals, interests, ideas and yes, dreams and love. Usually one is a taker, one a giver. The old adage “opposites attract”, or do they? This collection of works will delve into the life of a relationship where both individuals are extremely artistic, intense, passionate about life, and fierce about love.

“Cut Both Ways” is a living, breathing body of work that exposes true human nature. From beginning to the end, this is much more than poetry, it’s an entire lifetime of the good, the bad, the sensual, and the destructive. But above all else, this collection is certainly life.

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Tobias by Jack M. Freedman

tobiasAbout Tobias:

Tobias is the second chapbook written by poet Jack M. Freedman. It takes a relaxed candor and presents a spiritual journey within the written word. Such themes include nostalgia, sexuality, and self-discovery.

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The World We Live In A Poetry Book On Societal Issues by Jamell Crouthers

The-World-We-Live-In-Book-CoverAbout The World We Live In A Poetry Book On Societal Issues:

This book focuses on fictional characters that chronicle life experiences that they’ve dealt with through poetry. Each person discusses an experience that has changed and impacted them in ways they never thought of. These people only have names, race or ethnicity is not discussed because the goal is to feel, understand and relate to their experiences as human beings. Too many times in today’s society we base things off of social stigmas, race, ethnicity, social class when we are all human beings with daily struggles that no one will ever know. Life is a journey and a gift and we should cherish it with the time that we have. We also should be more open to discussing societal issues, having an open mind and respecting each other’s opinions, thoughts and feelings no matter if they’re good, bad or indifferent because at the end of the day, experiences shape who we are.

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Lowering Awareness by Matt Chamberlain

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This is essentially a book of solace with moments of menace. It comes from a writer who attempts to lower awareness of life’s big deals and thus raise up its crumbs and celebrate its gentle breezes. One wonders if Chamberlain bullies himself for the enjoyment of the reconciliation; if so, this produces a gentle poetry which can be worn on the sleeve.

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Who Will Love the Crow by Miriam Dunn

WWLTC_FlatforeBooks-350x560-175About Who Will Love the Crow:

Who Will Love the Crow is an eclectic collection of crafted poetry that spans style and format. The collection speaks about universal experiences through elevated yet elemental language. It is mature, thoughtful, restrained, and written to be savored and read aloud. The text is accompanied by stunning photographic images by photographer Olivia Ellen MacDonald.

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What is Inspiration by Alan Loren

what_is_inspiration1About What is Inspiration:

“What is Inspiration?” is a mini-anthology of poetry drawn from the pages of a writer’s workshop called MWW (My Word Wizard). This wonderful collection of poems will touch you in so many ways. You will journey with the authors as they share their deeply personal experiences on such subjects as love and happiness, tragedy and pain, the silly and the sublime. The workshop began as a lark, with Alan Loren offering a website of poetry covering myriad topics. The idea was to offer the community inspirational words that synched with their particular mood at any given time. As all endeavors, it took on a life of its own. More and more people began to contribute their own works, and MWW became more than just a source of sentient language. It grew into an outlet for writers to shed light on their craft. The quality of the writing ranges from those just testing the waters to fully accomplished poets. It is a true writers’ democracy in that everyone is encouraged to submit. And so began the project of compiling a representative anthology of works in the form of our first book, “What is Inspiration?” We hope you enjoy it as much as we did curing the output.

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