Category: Poetry Publisher: Kedco Studios Artist Profile Press
ISBN-10: 1878431293
Type: Fiction
Pages: 300
Copyright: Jan 1 1999
Four poetry books in one, each one is also available on a separate CD e-book. It contains sound and video recitals.
A Way With Words is four poetry books in one: Life, Time And The Golden Hour of Sleep by Sara L. Russell, The Gradual Disappearance of Explanation by Dale M. Houstman, Wild Figments And Odd Conjectures by Jan Sand, and Urban Perturbia by Keith Gabriel Hendricks.
Dale M. Houstman and Keith Gabriel Hendricks are two very talented surrealist poets with a lot of dry humour in their work. Dale illustrated his poems, with some wonderful, surreal black and white cartoons, and I illustrated Keith's, in a surrealist style, using several 3D programs.
Jan Sand is a poet from New York with a great whimsical style of wit, who writes with great richness of language, often on the subject of animals. He illustrated much of his work.
It was a great privilege for me to be published in the same book as these three poets. My own collection, Life, Time And The Golden Hour Of Sleep, deals with subject matter concerning women's issues, life in general and my ongoing struggle with the annoyance of insomnia. Sound and video recitals are also included.
* Please note that Kedco's website is currently being updated, so any sales queries should be left on my message board, to reserve copies.
Excerpt
The Burning Bush Sara L. Russell 1997.
Touch me
I am the burning bush
the warm earth, the blind wanton
the place of life's beginnings
music under the maestro's stroking hands.
Discover me
I am the deep orchid
a well of peace, a spring of desire
mistress of all-or-nothing
fire under the searing breath of love.
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6/6/2001
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