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|  | | The Ballad of the New Carissa and Other Poems
This book of poetry celebrates the Oregon Coast in all of its magnificence.
span style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; ">THE BALLAD OF THE NEW CARISSA AND OTHER POEMS celebrates the Oregon Coast in all of its magnificence. Wergeland applies her own set of lenses to this panorama, highlighting the pulse of the weather, shifting sands, and creatures in the sea and on the shore. Humans flirting with dangerous tides do not escape her scrutiny. These poems examine a rich segment of America’s Pacific edge./span> | |  | | Voice Break
A narrative poem about singing and writing.
span style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; ">Following the advice of a community college music instructor, Kari Wergeland began taking voice lessons with a respected teacher at the age of 24. After roughly two years of study, with dubious results, she decided to stop singing. She began working as a librarian and eventually turned to writing newspaper articles, fiction, and poetry. Twenty years later, and on something of a whim, Wergeland enrolled in a workshop called The Natural Singer, with vocal coach Claude Stein. Inspired to resume voice lessons, |
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Wilderness Bound
by Pamela Ackerson
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 Wilderness Bound -- Fire-fighter and paramedic, Matthew Standing Deer returns to the past, to the Lakota, only to find himself hurtled into danger, uncontrollable greed, and searching for a serial killer. Danger looms over everyone's head. How will h |
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