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ISBN 1-894800-91-5 Bye Bye Blackbird
(poetry) 18.95
published 2006 114 pages
Bye Bye Blackbird is a compelling and fresh approach to the story
of Miles Davis, the man and the musician. Richard Stevenson writes like
a true jazz fan, in poetic admiration for another artist, his imagination
swelling with the music of jazz. |
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ISBN 1-894800-49-4 A Charm of Finches
(poetry) 15.95
published 2004 72 pages
With A Charm of Finches Richard Stevenson continues the project
he began with Hot Flashes: illuminating his own experience through
the skillful use of Japanese poetic forms. Once again he distills the
essence of a time and place through his own participation as witness and
chronicler to an ongoing human story. |
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ISBN 0-921215-73-8 Flying Coffins
(poetry) 12.95
published 1994 72 pages
Flying Coffins reveals the true Africa in all its unfamiliar ordinariness.
The poems explore in clear and witty language the cultural boundaries
through which experiences are perceived and transformed with sometimes
hilarious results. |
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ISBN 978-1-897430-15-6 The Emerald Hour
(poetry w/photographs) 21.95
published 2008 106 pages
In The Emerald Hour, poet Richard Stevenson returns to the Japanese
forms of haiku and tanka, seemingly the simplest yet most precise of poetic
forms. This is his third book of Japanese forms published by Ekstasis
Editions.Photographs by Ellen McArthur. |
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ISBN 0-921215-65-7 From the Mouths of
Angels (poetry) 12.95
published 1993 72 pages
The poems in From the Mouths of Angels peer through windows to
discover whats beyond the frame. Humourous and philosophical, the
subject matter ranges from the language of birds to the interior world
of Mondrians canvases. |
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ISBN 1-896860-96-6 Hot Flashes: Maiduguri
Haiku, Senryi and Tanka (poetry) 14.95
published 2001 72 pages
In Hot Flashes Richard Stevenson uses the Japanese haiku form
to illuminate his experience of living and teaching in Africa. Quick images
following one after another distil the essence of the unique and sometimes
peculiar African world. |
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ISBN 1-896860-54-0 Nothing Definite Yeti
(poetry) 14.95
published 1999 124 pages
Nothing Definite Yeti evokes a delirious world where even monsters
have their say. A contemporary bestiary in poem and song, this book speaks
for monster in all of us. The young of all ages will find this book a
whole lot of fun. |
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