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The Livingston Avenue Suite, by Scott Woods. A book-length poem dedicated to everyone who lives, has lived, or will ever live on Livingston Avenue in Columbus, Ohio. It is a stirring chronicle of the people, institutions and traditions of the storied street and its surrounding neighborhoods. This book features not only this epic poem but also the "Livingston Avenue Chinese Astrology Menu" portion of the poem as a pull out menu in the middle. Published 2011.
The SEXXX Poems, by Louise Robertson is the long-awaited compilation of her most well-known and beloved erotic poetry. This chapbook contains profanity, adult content, and explicit sexual imagery as well as imagery that is not explicitly sexual, but non-the-less still really sexual. Enjoy.
[ Buy a subscription to the current chapbook series by Louise Robertson ] This year-long series is an electronic continuation of Poem a Day Chapbook series (2007-2009). Sign up to receive an electronic chapbook of poems each month. All poems newly written by Louise Robertson. For just over $2 an issue, you'll receive, by email, one pdf document of a new chapbook each month by Louise Robertson.
Home and Away, Joel Yeager's first chapbook of poetry, features the haunting and astonishing work that gained him notoriety. Conceptually riveting, this edition captures the reality of rural Ohio with dark humor and biting commentary.
Contents: Home Prayer After Prayers As Glouster Goes, Goes the Nation The 4-Way Stick in the Sticks Good ol'Boys John's Place, Corning, Ohio Our Falcons Away Settlement Motel Sky Way Acoma River A Longer Day Picturing Trifecta Jesus Put Another Log on the Fire Estate Auction Institution Ground Back at the River Edisto The Way Home A very limited edition, The New Black is the latest chapbook by the nationally-known poet Scott Woods. An intellectually striking and cohesive work, this set of poems covers a lot of territory. Contents: What the Black Poets Will Kill Me For Telling You How to Make a Crackhead The Organist 6 In the Morning Whuppins The Sunoco Station Scott Woods writes -- or rather, re-writes -- the bible in 50 haikus. All you need to know about everything from the Garden of Eden to Moses, from the smell of the Ark to a mini-series on the miracles of Jesus is here under one cover. Both the Old Testament and the New Testament are covered in this chapbook.Price $6 plus $1 shipping and handling. First released in December 08, all of the poems in this chapbook were written and edited between the first day of December and the day of the all-new-poem feature a few weeks later on December 19, 2008 at Kafe Kerouac in Columbus, Ohio. Poems included in this chapbook: CrutchesA Snowy Day Jesus, Judas and the Case of the Old Woman's Son Make Love to Your Mind (with Bill Campana) Cthulu Calls for Love Nursing Home Paincakes Spock with a Beard The Saint of Lines that Should Not Be Crossed (Or, things Christian poets are too saved to say) Released in September 2008, this is a four-poem set of work by nationally known poet and president of PSi, Scott Woods, Sharp Yarns captures some of the most prominent (and fun and biting) stuff he wrote that year.
This chapbook includes these poems: ChoRepublican Poets Amazing Scowl Watering Hole: Juke Joint Poems by Scott Woods, released in March, 2007. You know it's good. It looks slick. It is hot. Published by Rewriting Ovid Press. Price includes shipping.
Poems in this chapbook include OrientationHow to Build a Juke Joint The Game Plan Slow Dance Soufflé The Gig The Gospel According to Buddy Guy The Regulars 1. The Good Shepherd 2. The Pharaoh of Levee Lane 3. Anniversary 4. Monkeysong Jenkins 5. Moonbounce 6. Top 10 Reasons Why This Joint is Man’s Best Friend 7. Music Critic 8. The Frankenstein Lounge 9. The Kiddie Table 10. The Saint of the Playboy Club The Pool Room Levee The Swamp Folk, They Come Through That Way |
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Scott Woods writes -- or rather, re-writes -- the bible in 50 haikus. All you need to know about everything from the Garden of Eden to Moses, from the smell of the Ark to a mini-series on the miracles of Jesus is here under one cover. Both the Old Testament and the New Testament are covered in this chapbook.
First released in December 08, all of the poems in this chapbook were written and edited between the first day of December and the day of the all-new-poem feature a few weeks later on December 19, 2008 at Kafe Kerouac in Columbus, Ohio.
Released in September 2008, this is a four-poem set of work by nationally known poet and president of PSi, Scott Woods, Sharp Yarns captures some of the most prominent (and fun and biting) stuff he wrote that year.

