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Letters From a Stranger

September 2nd, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, James Tipton, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

Letters From a Stranger

Click here to purchase. James Tipton is the world’s preeminent surrealist beekeeper. At his home on a high mesa near Grand Junction, Colorado, he bottles 10,000 pounds of honey each year, and writes poetry in the tradition of Neruda, Vallejo, Breton, Blake, and Robert Bly, extending the vision of a world that is simultaneously real […]

Wire Song

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, Mark Todd, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

Wire Song

Click here to purchase. Mark Todd is the New West incarnate. A working rancher and a professor of English, his poetry embodies local knowledge of his Colorado home as much as it does the great traditions of English and American poetry. His craft covers the range from the ballad and the sonnet, to the free […]

Living, Loving, and Other Heresies

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, Non-fiction, Zsolt | Leave A Comment »

Living, Loving, and Other Heresies

Click here to purchase. “If this is heresy, we need more of it! A timeless book of compelling prose and poetry.”—Bill Moyers The author of Living, Loving, and Other Heresies, writer, musician, dancer, and teacher, had been living with a progressive neuropathy since 1998. In 1999, Zsolt, a writer, musician, dancer, and teacher suffered from a […]

The Geography of Hope: Poets of Colorado’s Western Slope

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, David J. Rothman, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

The Geography of Hope: Poets of Colorado’s Western Slope

Click here to purchase. Where the Bluebird Sings to the Lemonade Springs (1992), a collection of essays, is the last book Wallace Stegner published in a long and productive life of thinking and writing about the West. In the Introduction to the book, Stegner writes that “the West at large is hope’s native home, the […]

The Elephant’s Chiropractor

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, David J. Rothman, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

The Elephant’s Chiropractor

Click here to purchase. “What impresses one first about David J. Rothman is his immense imaginative and intellectual range, but the more one reads his striking and exuberant poetry the more deeply one feels its emotional force and quiet but genuine ferocity. He is an Apollonian touched by the divine madness of Dionysus. Diverse, demanding, […]

Beethoven in Denver and Other Poems

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Burton Raffel, Conundrum Classics, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

Beethoven in Denver and Other Poems

Click here to purchase. In this collection, Burton Raffel brings a lifetime of artistry to an enchanting and visionary story, followed by a sequence of jewel-like lyrics. In the title poem, set during Raffel’s time as a Professor of English at the University of Denver, Beethoven returns from the dead and moves in with Raffel […]

Beauty at Night

September 1st, 2013  |  by  |  published in Conundrum Classics, David J. Rothman, Poetry | Leave A Comment »

Beauty at Night

Click here to purchase. Imagine a world where pharaohs have wheelbarrows, bicycles are made of ice, tigers live in apartment buildings, trees speak, kites think, and cats fly. This is the world ofBeauty at Night, where even adults can secretly enjoy vivid colors, beautiful drawings, playful verse, and a certain magic. Anyone who has ever […]

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