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Language of Souls
by David S Taub k.t. Frankovich, Ruth Solomon
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Poetry |
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Language of Souls publications inc |
ISBN-10: |
1894368002 |
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136 |
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Jan 1 2000 |
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Non-Fiction |
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Hardcover with gloss dust-jacket and silk book-mark. Line drawings and poetry.
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Official website of David Taub
"Best Book" for Poetry category, plus "Book of the Year - Royal Palm Awards", 2002
Florida Writers Association.
"Language of Souls is a hauntingly beautiful book. The images, both written and visual, meld so naturally that your step from hustle and bustle into dreamscape and timelessness is seamless. Each poet speaks with a distinct, recognisable voice: yet a fine balance is created. Read language of the souls when you have time to experience it fully: rush it, and you deny fulfillment."
Anne MacMillan, Forward Press UK
"These are accessible poems from writers who span the street stones of hard realism (Ruth Solomon), the spinning, two-sided coin of pragmatic philosophy (David Taub), and the gauze of sheer, sound-laden fancy (k.t. Frankovich.) These poets, forming a New York/London/Florida troika and supported by the supple drawings of Freydoon Rassouli, encompass one language beyond languages, communication as essence, or incense, the swirls easily savoured.
Al Rocheleau, Florida, USA
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Ann McMillan, Forward Press (UK)
"Language of Souls is a hauntingly beautiful book. The images, both written and visual, meld so naturally that your step from hustle and bustle into dreamscape and timelessness is seamless. Each poet speaks with a distinct, recognisable voice: yet a fine balance is created. Read language of the souls when you have time to experience it fully: rush it, and you deny fulfillment."
Anne MacMillan, Forward Press UK
Al Rocheleau, Florida (USA)
"These are accessible poems from writers who span the street stones of hard realism (Ruth Solomon), the spinning, two-sided coin of pragmatic philosophy (David Taub), and the gauze of sheer, sound-laden fancy (k.t. Frankovich.) These poets, forming a New York/London/Florida troika and supported by the supple drawings of Freydoon Rassouli, encompass one language beyond languages, communication as essence, or incense, the swirls easily savoured.
Al Rocheleau, Florida, USA
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Reader Reviews for "Language of Souls"
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| Reviewed by Smita Tewari |
10/19/2009 |
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| One of the best coffee-table books of this last decade! |
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| Reviewed by Victoria Murray |
9/29/2002 |
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| Sounds like a 'Must Read' to me! |
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