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2012
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Echoes is a fantasy told in verse by the young shapeshifter poet Christopher Crow. In a realm where Griffins and Centaurs prowl, Crow navigates a harsh interior landscape of barren rock and dry deserts. He is driven by his quest to find "the Other", the light half of his own dark soul. In this private quest mirrors are abundant and Crow uses them as doorways to weave in and out of reality and fictional worlds,all the while keeping a diary of verse that translates to the reader a lif...
2013
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Narrator Christopher Crow takes the reader on a dark odyssey into realms where he has been given The Dark Gift by a fallen angel; it is the ability to enter other's dreams and bring back their most private memories, filling the angel's being with other's memories, which she feeds on. Crow writes from a single room cell below ground; physically he goes nowhere, but by the viaducts of his imagination we journey with him into timeless, mythic landscapes, delving further and further until we c...
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1998
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Loba is a visionary epic quest for the reintegration of the femimine, hailed by many as the great female counterpart to Allen Ginsberg's Howl when the first half appeared in 1978. Now published for the first time in its completed form with new material, Loba, "she-wolf" in Spanish explores the wilderness at the heart of experience, through the archetype of the wolf goddess, elemental symbol of complete self-acceptance.
2011
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To be a Pagan is to live in a world that is alive, all around you. Trees and stones and rivers have lives and spirits of their own. Gods send omens in the rustle of leaves, the advertisement in the mailbox, the song on the radio. I called this book Pagan Poetry from the Back of the Heart because so many of us write these poems in solitude, not for any other eyes, just scribbled down because we saw and felt and had to do something. These poems are from the part of the heart not often seen, ...
2018
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Diamonds Through the Dark is a book of poetry, free verse and rhyme inspired by the poetry that I am, in love, faith and fire. 111 Unique, inspiring and healing poems based on relatable experiences such as lost love, overcoming sorrow, the beauty of unconditional love, realising your inner strength and magic, plus many more subjects and themes.Description inside cover:We are all the poetry that speaks to our soul; that is written on our hearts, and the words that a...
2015
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The villagers of a small village fall victim to the legends of their past. Legends who refuse to stay forgotten. This is one night that the people that belong to the land of magic myths will never forget.Cover photography by the author
Made of Stars
a poem
2020
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Made of Stars is an epic poem in prose, a modern ode to the traditions of Homer and Dante, Spenser and Milton. At its core is an ancient tale of love and loss, dark nights and redemption, and, as with those that came before, it is also an attempt to evolve—to dance on furthest edge of all we might experience.
2011
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Thought provoking and emotionally inspirational, this poetry is truly a "new age" style. Gary was born to middle class parents in the very quiet west end of Toronto, Canada in 1950. His home bordered the Etobicoke ravine where he grew up playing hockey on its open-air creek. He eventually graduated high school two years early because of academic achievements. He went on to marry and have two beautiful children and moved to a rural Ontario town to raise them. He coached and played hockey fo...
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Poetry For The Immortals
2018
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This is the poetry collection of Angelo Mercurio from 2001 to 2016. Within the pages of this book you will find your self dancing with the stars, falling in love with strangers and travelling through space and time. Have fun investigating worlds unknown to you before.
2022
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Protectress is a hybrid poetry-prose novella offering a risky take on the legend of Medusa. With stunning economy of words and a delicate hand, Protectress provokes us to think about the feminist identity and the power of compassion. Readers who fell deeply for Emily Wilson's translation of The Odyssey, Margaret Atwood's The Penelopiad, Madeleine Miller's Circe, Emily St. John Mandel's Station Eleven, M...
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2014
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A book of devotional poetry and poetic prayers to the gods of Ancient Greece, the Theoi. From the perspective of a Hellenic polytheist, one who worships the Theoi.
2015
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"Look at that. What is this thing?"It stands up. It comes here. Why here?"Why this brook, this waterfront? Why this spot of this river where we can see ourselves mirrored, and why it carries its roots above its head? Why the scalp for the fur, and what does it carry? For what purpose?"It snaps branches of the trees to come out and breathe this air. It sees the trickle, and it sees the clouds, but it can't reach far."Don't worry, children. It can't reach far....











