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A new poetry collection from the Ibbetson Street Press.
P>11/30/2007 Well we picked up a new Ibbetson Street Press title at the printers: "Awakenings" This is a new collection of poetry from Ibbetson Street art/editor Richard Wilhelm. /P>
P>Poet Doug Worth, author of "Catch The Light" wrote of this book: " In Richard Wilhelm's powerful free-verse, sonorous, image-tapestried first collection, the mature poet takes us through a remarkable series of awakenings, most of them to profound interconnections between himself and primordial riches of the natural world--half-buried treasures that glimmer with mystery, ectasy, and the divine--"/P> |
|  | | Bicycles, Canoes, Drums by Dan Sklar
New poetry collection from the Ibbetson Street Press
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| | | Blood Soaked Dresses by Gloria Mindock
A new poetry book from the Ibbetson Street Press.
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| | | Boston: A Long Poem
This is an account of veteran poet Hugh Fox's trip to Boston and the memories and perception it evokes.
A collector's item by a well-respected poet and academic from the small press. |
|  | | City of Poets/ 18 Boston Voices
An anthology of 18 Boston poets from all walks of life. Including: Don DiVechhio, Askia Toure, Richard Wilhelm, Joanne Holdridge, Dianne Robitaille, Dorian Brooks, Marc Goldfinger, Jack Powers, Aldo Tambellini,and others...
Lawrence Ferlinghetti wrote of this book, "Bravo to the Boston poets for hearing the Muse loud and clear." |
|  | | Dreams At The Au Bon Pain
Poems composed during a hot Summer at this sprawling Harvard Square cafe.
The book has been praised widely in the small press. |
|  | | Fairy Tales and Misdemeanors by Jennifer Matthews
A first collection of poetry by vocalist Jennifer Matthews
P>Jennifer Matthews is an icon of the Boston Rock scene. She has been compared to Patti Smith, or a female Leonard Cohen. Her words are missives from the frontlines of life. They are songs for the marginal, the cast-off, the lovers, the loners, the seekers... Ibbetson St. Press 25 School St. Somerville, Ma. 02143 617-628-2313/P>
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|  | | Hot Rain by Lo Galluccio
A collection of poetry dealing with love, loss and identity by poet/vocalist Lo Galluccio.
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|  | | IBBETSON STREET 24
IBBETSON STREET 24 IS NOW AVAILABLE
Poetry from Gary Metras, Mignon Ariel King , Tracy Strauss and others... "What is a failed poet?" by Doug Holder/b> |
| | | In The Bar Apocalypse Now
A poetry collection that deals with the 60's and the aftermath.
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|  | | No One Dies At The Au Bon Pain
A new poetry collection by Doug Holder released by sunnyoutside.com
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| | | Of All The Meals I Had Before" by Doug Holder
A new collection by poet Doug Holder-----------------------------------
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P>I>...He fills our plate with “unapologetically greasy Egg Foo Young,” “tamed te |
|  | | Poems of Boston and Just Beyond/ The Back Bay To The Back Ward
Poems of Boston, and from the back ward of a psychiatric hospital.
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| | | Relationships by Marc Goldfinger
A poetry collection about things that bind and break, by the former editor of Spare Change News.
P>Marc Goldfinger's first Ibbetson Collection. $10 Ibbetson Street Press 25 School St. Somerville, Ma. 02143/P> |
|  | | Selected Poetry by Susie D
Poetry by Susie Davidson. Davidson is a Boston-area journalist and activist.
BR>From "Give Me Your Ego"BR>BR>"Give me your ego, I'll put it aside.BR>BR>I just want to see you with nothing to hide,BR>BR>To see how your soul looks without a stitch on,BR>BR>Commune with your spirit in the pure light of dawn."BR> |
|  | | Shadow People: Poems by Molly Lynn Watt
a new poetry collection fro the Ibbetson Street Press-----------------------------
P>Shadow People. Poems by Molly Lynn Watt. $14. Fred Marchant ( Author of "Full Moon" and Director of the Poetry Center at Suffolk University in Boston) writes of Watt's book: ""Shadow people begins far away and takes us on a journey home. We move from the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska to the Redline in Boston....We begin as observers but by the end of the book we have joined with Molly Watt in the dance of her life, and our own." can be ordered on: A href="http://www.lulu.com">http://www.lulu.com/A> /P> |
|  | | Slow As A Poem
Slow as a Poem, is a collection of poetry by Somerville, Ma. poet Linda H.Conte that deals with family life, and the world at large
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| | | Small World
A poetry collection that deals with love, family and life.
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|  | | The Latest News: A Native New Yorker's Journey To Sept. 11.
A collection by Robert K. Johnson-retired professor of Literature-Suffolk Univ.--Boston.
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| | | The Man in the Booth in the Midtown Tunnel
A new poetry collection by Ibbetson Street Press founder: Doug Holder
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|  | | The Woman Has A Voice by Deborah Priestly
A book of poetry by the Out of the Blue Art Gallery co-founder Deborah Priestly. $7 Ibbetson Street Press 25 School St. Somerville, Ma.
BR> "An erotic and thoughtful book that explores the complexities of the female persona."BR> |
| | | Waking In A Cold Sweat
This book is a collection of poetry by the founder of the Ibbetson Street Press. It deals with family, food and the city of Boston. It is the first collection Ibbetson Street published.
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|  | | washing the stones by Linda Larson
For immediate release....New book by Cambridge, Mass. poet Linda Larsen
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| | | Way, Way Off the Road" by Hugh Fox
A memoir from small press legend Hugh Fox
DIV>The Ibbetson Street Press has released a memoir by Hugh Fox "Way, Way Off the Road: The Memoirs of the Invisible Man." This book has anecdotes from 40 years in the small press, by none other than poet, anthropologist, critic and publisher Hugh Fox. In this book, Fox gives it to you straight with no chaser about such people and things as : COSMEP, "Pushcart Emporium," Len Fulton, A.D. Winans, Charles Bukowski, Lyn Lifshin, Harry Smith, Tuli Kufonberg, Richard Kostelantz, Menke Katz, Junior's Deli in Brooklyn, Allen Ginsberg, "The Last Great Poetry Pow Wow," Richard Nason, Dotson |
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