Through the Lens and Beyond. Recent works on paper by Christine Eagon. 8220;My paintings are gifts from the luminous sky. This new body of work expresses my connection to the expansiveness and mysteries of the universe.

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What is Feral Poetry? Psychology of a Poem. Thursday, 13 June 2013. Written during the Taurus Moon. Caught by the gods,. By the tingle of power. Rippling aflame down my neural spine. And up again, wildfire in my mind. This thunder drums and drums. A trance, pronouncement of doom, judgment come. I crouch under the trees,. Their bodies wracked by wind,. The sinew of their bark stretching, creaking, cracking. Entreats in the soil and slime,.

Tuesday, March 27, 2018. 2859 Insect Decimation Upstages Global Warming. It is one of the most advertised existential events of all time. An alarming loss of insects will likely take down humanity before global warming hits maximum velocity.

There are presently no open calls for submissions. We primarily publish full- length works of nonfiction and poetry. We are seeking projects that visit the themes of contemplative ecology and natural history. We are a highly selective press, publishing only 2-4 books a year. We ask that all authors adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style. We generally publish nonfiction books between 75,000-90,000 words. Response Time is 4-6 months.

The Results of the 2016 Landmark Prize for Fiction. Rolling up the Sky A First Look. Solstice A Poem by James Scott Smith. LM Browning on CT Style Video. The Castoff Children by L. Recent News from Our Imprints. Kodah and Me by Elizabeth Slayton. Read the First Two Chapters of Francesca G. The Excursion by Lauren Telesz. To Look Out From by Dede Cummings.

On Her Forthcoming Book To Lose the Madness and the Philosophy of Radical Authenticity She Explores. Learn a little about the poet. A laconic, beautiful, and deeply insightful account about coping with loss.

The stars are in our belly; the Milky Way. Tree, rain, coal, glow-worm, horse, gnat, rock. Thursday, 6 August 2015. Will require this of you.

Friday, August 7, 2015. On a rainy New York morning in a cab on the way to JFK. My seat companion on EgyptAir lost all of her luggage.