AMBIVALID or
"Staggering Towards Virtue" and Back In The Holy Bronx
by JR McCarthy
Stumble towards virtue with The Cynic, The Scoundrel, The Taskmaster,
and The Procrastinator. See the Holy Bronx through the rheumy but loving
eyes of poet/philosopher and intellectual J.R. McCarthy. This
volume is the maiden voyage for publisher SeriousInkPress and
the first published release from J.R. McCarthy.
"Staggering Towards Virtue" and Back In The Holy Bronx
by JR McCarthy
Stumble towards virtue with The Cynic, The Scoundrel, The Taskmaster,
and The Procrastinator. See the Holy Bronx through the rheumy but loving
eyes of poet/philosopher and intellectual J.R. McCarthy. This
volume is the maiden voyage for publisher SeriousInkPress and
the first published release from J.R. McCarthy.
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Clocks Stopped at a Strange and Savage Hour: Fulton Street Re-Visited
by Brian Spaeth
Tales of the surreal await you in Brian Spaeth’s new book Clocks Stopped at a
Strange and Savage Hour: Fulton Street Re-Visited. Like Ginsberg meets Kafka
meets Bruno Schulz, the sagas in this volume of poems and short stories will lead
through a city that has turned against its own, as offered by one of its dispossessed
denizens.
Framed by a crumbling and poisoned city on the verge of shedding its marginalized
artists, its lost citizens, and those remembering a childhood that led them to their
current state of mind, Clocks Stopped at a Strange and Savage Hour will bring you to
a remarkable place of dreams, nightmares, imagined fears, and frightful realities.
by Brian Spaeth
Tales of the surreal await you in Brian Spaeth’s new book Clocks Stopped at a
Strange and Savage Hour: Fulton Street Re-Visited. Like Ginsberg meets Kafka
meets Bruno Schulz, the sagas in this volume of poems and short stories will lead
through a city that has turned against its own, as offered by one of its dispossessed
denizens.
Framed by a crumbling and poisoned city on the verge of shedding its marginalized
artists, its lost citizens, and those remembering a childhood that led them to their
current state of mind, Clocks Stopped at a Strange and Savage Hour will bring you to
a remarkable place of dreams, nightmares, imagined fears, and frightful realities.
When the Labyrinth is Deciphered It Will Disappear
by Elizabeth Hellman
Does Elizabeth Hellman imbue her subjects with poetry, or does she find the
poetry that lives within those subjects, and bring it to the light? In the spirit of
the title of this remarkable volume, it may be reckless to speculate. Fortunately, it
is perfectly safe to say that Elizabeth Hellman's poetry is splendidly and
poignantly alive. A good poet doesn’t tell us when she can show us, and a good
poet doesn’t show us when she can bring us to the center, and let us see for
ourselves. Elizabeth Hellman has brought me to the center of the rings of Saturn.
She has brought me to places both romantic and forlorn. Bless her, she has
brought me to familiar places, and she has invited me to see them from another
perspective. All the while, her voice is poised and subtle. She uses words
elegantly, and she encapsulates the fleeting moment before it can fade away.
When the Labyrinth is Deciphered it will Disappear is haunting, quietly powerful,
and eminently re-readable.
– J.R. McCarthy, author of Ambivalid
by Elizabeth Hellman
Does Elizabeth Hellman imbue her subjects with poetry, or does she find the
poetry that lives within those subjects, and bring it to the light? In the spirit of
the title of this remarkable volume, it may be reckless to speculate. Fortunately, it
is perfectly safe to say that Elizabeth Hellman's poetry is splendidly and
poignantly alive. A good poet doesn’t tell us when she can show us, and a good
poet doesn’t show us when she can bring us to the center, and let us see for
ourselves. Elizabeth Hellman has brought me to the center of the rings of Saturn.
She has brought me to places both romantic and forlorn. Bless her, she has
brought me to familiar places, and she has invited me to see them from another
perspective. All the while, her voice is poised and subtle. She uses words
elegantly, and she encapsulates the fleeting moment before it can fade away.
When the Labyrinth is Deciphered it will Disappear is haunting, quietly powerful,
and eminently re-readable.
– J.R. McCarthy, author of Ambivalid
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Brian Spaeth: Clocks Stopped At A Strange And Savage Hour
The Guild of Outsider Writers - Monday, 27 October 2008
The Guild of Outsider Writers - Monday, 27 October 2008
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