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SPECIAL
EDITIONS
Snapshots:
Poets on Photos from the Past
Bliss
Origins
East
of Eden
20th Anniversary Boxed Set
SNAPSHOTS

Poetry
East #61 Snapshots:
Poets on Photos from the Past is a special collection of poems
and essays inspired by family photos. Snapshots features work
from Claudia Emerson, Maggie Anderson, Arthur Sze, and many others.
To order Shapshots, please use this order
form (pdf).
PRICE: $10 each
BLISS

Poetry
East #60 Bliss
is an inspiring collection of poems about bliss, happiness, delight,
glee, and joy. This limited edition reprint includes artwork from David
Arms and poems from John M. Solensten, Susan Wicks, Vivian Teter, Luisa
A. Igloria, Jonathan Blake, Sally Fisher, Stephen Perry, and many others.
To order Bliss, please use this order
form (pdf).
PRICE: $10 each
ORIGINS
 
Poetry
East #43 Origins
and #55 Origins, are remarkable collections of essays by poets
writing on their composition process. While the essays pertain to one
specific poem by the author, they inevitably reveal the inner-workings
of the poets themselves. The essays reveal both the individual and the
universal elements of every poet's
writing process.
Origins
features essays and poems by such diverse voices as Julia Alvarez, Robert
Bly, Hayden Carruth, Billy Collins, Tess Gallagher, Robert Hass, Bob
Hicock, Gary Metras, Jack Myers, Naomi Shihab Nye, Sharon Olds, Mary
Oliver, Adrienne Rich, Gerald Stern, Ruth Stone, Eleanor Wilner, and
many others.
Many educators
have found Origins to be a unique and valuable resource for
the classroom. But its insightful and inspiring essays are a delight
for readers and writers of all kinds. To order Origins, please
use this order form (pdf).
PRICE: $10 each
*Origins
#43 is currently out of stock*
EAST
OF EDEN
East
of Eden
is a special CD series with remastered audio tracks from Poetry
East. Featuring spoken poetry and accompanying text, this multi-volume
collection seeks to unite the beauty of the written word and the power
of the human voice. To order from the East of Eden series,
please use this order form (pdf).
PRICE: $30 for the set. $10 each
Volume
I: Blue Moves by Sam Hamill
Blue
Moves is Volume I in the East of Eden series. Recorded
in First Baptist Church in Port Townsend, Washington, Sam Hamill and
jazz musicians Paul Herder and Michael Phillips record a soulful collection
of poems where the music becomes the lifeblood of the poems in performance.
Volume
II: Pretend by Jack Grapes
Pretend
is Volume II in the East of Eden series and features 31 poems
and accompanying text from Jack Grapes. Renowned for his rare combination
of erudition, accessibility, and humanity, Jack Grapes is perhaps the
only poet in America to earn his living teaching privately to students
in his home.
Volume
III: Poets Walking Iris by Shelly Wagner
Poet's
Walking Iris is Volume III in the East of Eden series.
This collection includes 20 recorded poems written in the years following
the death of the poet's son and presented on audio CD for the first
time. Poet's Walking Iris also inclues a booklet with original
paintings by Shelly Wagner.
Volume
IV: The Mirror Flashes in the Waves Cup by James Armstrong
The
Mirror Flashes in the Waves Cup is Volume IV in the East of
Eden series. This collection includes 35 recorded poems and accompanying
text from James Armstrong. The author of Monument in a Summer Hat
from New Issues Press, James Armstrong studied anthropology, worked
as a cigar salesman, and wrote for newspapers before turning to poetry.
20TH
ANNIVERSARY BOXED SET
  
To celebrate its 20th Anniversary, Poetry East published three
anthologies of poetry, essays, and translations. These volumes—gathered
in a limited edition, clothbound boxed set—demonstrate the journal's
abiding committment to an art that is immediate, accessible, and universal.
To order the 20th Anniversary Boxed Set, please use this order
form (pdf).
PRICE: $30 for the boxed set. $10 each
The
Last Believer in Words (translations, 1998)
They
Say This (essays, 1999)
Who Are The Rich And Where Do They
Live (poetry, 2000)
"This
is a magical anthology of the best of Poetry East."
—Bloomsbury Review
"This
book forces the reader to recognize poetry is as close to prayer as
the written word can get."
— Home News Tribune
"(An)
unmitigated joy in this moment trembling fearfully on the threshold
of the year 2000."
— Great River Review
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