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2024
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A book of poetry (and a short story or two) by Iris Brossard, daughter of Chandler, loyal if emotionally over educated by her old man, is inescapably an event in Chandler Brossard's posthumous life. I don't think Iris would mind entering conversation this way--as long as you read her book, which will use her context to display her emotional brilliance, slyly conveyed in verse.Some of these poems have appeared in Anataeus, ABRAXAS, Penumbra, International Poetry Quarterly, Manhattan...
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2012
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The third graphic novel adventure featuring Dean Koontz’s hugely popular character, Odd Thomas – the small-town fry-cook who can see the dead.Odd Thomas’s bestselling author friend, Ozzie Boone, asks Odd to pay a call on an old friend: Hollywood producer Nedra Nolan, who has just bought a dilapidated mansion in Pico Mundo and hopes to make it her retirement hideaway.However, mysterious occurrences – windows opening of their own accord, rooms going cold, and chandeliers cras...
2020
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Returning to the form of Stuff I've Been Feeling Lately, Sorry I Haven't Texted You Back is a poetic mixtape dedicated to those who struggle or have struggled with their mental health. Divided into two parts, "Side A" holds 92 poems, titled as "tracks," and "Side B" holds the "remixes," or blackout-poetry versions, of those 92 poems. The book includes the evergreen themes of love, grief, and hope. Named after Cook's viral Instagram poem, Sorry I Haven't Texted You Bac...
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- Literally Disturbed
2015
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Love Poems to Rip Your Heart OutFind a love to die for with Edgar Award winner Ben H. Winters’s 30 haunting love poems. Accompanied by Adam F. Watkins’s beautifully horrifying illustrations, these eerie poems reveal that love is not always what it seems to be . . .
2015
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AUTHOR OF THE PULITZER PRIZE AND NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNER, JAMESAUTHOR OF ERASURE, now adapted for the screen as the OSCAR-WINNING FILM, AMERICAN FICTIONIn Trout's Lie, Percival Everett explores the semantic relationship between sense and so-called nonsense—and questions whether either is actually possible.
Times Have Changed and Life Is Strange
Collective Works of Urban Poetry and Story-Telling
2008
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This book is a collection of my experiences,my thoughts, my fears, my feelings and my hopes.Each poem is meant to teach and reach all of those who read it.I wanted this book to have a little something for everyone to relate to.Enjoy it!Ben
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2012
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Secret Agent Jodi Atterson, a middle-aged woman, believes the Federal office building where she works has sucked the life out of her. Still, she traverses the often bizarre daily happenings. Welcome to a quintessential G.M. Weger dark comedy-drama. Hope Janitorial won 2nd place in the Central Coast Writer's Fall Fiction Contest. Subsequently, her story was published in the Homestead Review.
True Scary Stories: Volume One
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2017
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Warning! Read at your own risk! Studying shadow men can cause them to visit you!"Good and definitely worth reading again. Quick and. scary almost like recounting things that we've experienced. Those things that go bump in the night." A. Ronan"The little book scared me more than 3000 of Steven King!" Trina D."Very Interesting and Terrifying" - Anonymous"These stories will scare you" - Anonymous...
I Am a Rose
A Life in Poetry
2011
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On August 30, 1995, 18-year-old Torontonian Stacey Levitt, out jogging after her shift as a lifeguard, was struck and killed by a car. Her death caused an outpouring of grief not just among family and friends but in a larger community shocked by the tragic loss, so early, of such a beautiful life. She was a superior dancer and athlete, a top student, and a friend to many.And she was a gifted young poet. From the age of eight, Stacey demonstrated an extraordinary ability to capture ...
2018
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All my fealings I needed to express in my poem I want the world to say she can know what I think and want to share with him. I hope that in my collection of poems you will find interesting poems and I which you pleasant reading.
2025
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Readers of Patrick O'Leary's poetic science fiction and fantasy (The Gift, Door Number Three, The Impossible Bird, 51) will recognize the peculiar candor and humor and insight he brings to his first love, poetry. Selected from poems written over the course of 50 years, Obviously I love you but if I were a bird displays the gifts of a writer, as Gene Wolfe described him, "so damned human it's a wonder man-eating sharks haven't come onshore to get...