Books from Wordtech Communications

Rose Has a New Walker
By Karen Mandell
The waters part before her; I hear Handel¿s music.A walk through life, with attention tom inute details, marks this lovely collection by Karen Mandell. Each day is a new walk with these poems, careful and deliberate.
Dream of the Antique Dealer's Daughter
By Robin Smith-Johnson
She seamlessly joins our conscious and unconscious perceptions of the world in fresh and surprising ways.These are poems to linger over."-Sheila Whitehouse "Find a cozy corner and open this book.
Finding Water, Holding Stone: Poems
By James Bertolino
Finding Water, Holding Stone: Poems
Erotica Atomica
By John Bradley
John Bradley¿s Erotica Atomica is a theater of the absurd, and the macbre: the worst weapons of the twentieth century examined in painstaking, mad detail, becoming surreal objects of our own folly.
To Curve: Poems
By Michael Daley
To Curve: Poems
Halfway Decent Sinners
By MICHAEL CLEARY
Halfway Decent Sinners
Ecology II: Throat Song from the Everglades
By Anne McCrary Sullivan
Ecology II: Throat Song from the Everglades
Under the Spell of a Persian Nightingale
By Diana Woodcock
The desert narratives in Diana Woodcock's collection become scenes of lush lyricism, color and life bursting from the arid landscapes.
Mysteries from the Right Hand
By Steve De France
The sharp edge of wit, of piercing vision, dominates the jaunty work of Steve DeFrance.
Possessing Yourself
By Tim Kahl
Possessing Yourself
The Century of Travel
By Tim Kahl
The Century of Travel
Kanji Poems
By David Galef
David Galef finds character in Japanese characters, and narrative in the bridges between their definitions. The short pieces in KANJI POEMS take us on a journey to a Japan of many times and places.
Drawing Down the Moon
By Allison Creighton
The poems in Allison Creighton's DRAWING DOWN THE MOON explore the tension between the internal world of the mind and of dream, and the external world-how one pervades the other.
Terra Infirma: Poems
By Carol Westberg
The fine lyric poems in TERRA INFIRMA traverse interior and exterior spaces-- from grief to joy, from Tuscany to Orkney to "the changed place we call home.
Inside Me an Island
By Lehua M. Taitano
Inside Me an Island is a collection of the sediment of displacement, re-placement, and imagined arrival.
Open Season: Poems
By Neva Herrington
The lyric poems of Neva Herrington's OPEN SEASON, grounded in specificity, face the world, open in all seasons.
Brightness Falls
By Ellen Steinbaum
" "With fierce tenderness, with a delicate strength, Ellen Steinbaum's BRIGHTNESS FALLS maps the brave, risky journey from bereavement to the 'stunned contentment' of new love.
A Formal Feeling Comes: Poems in Form by Contemporary Women
By Annie Finch
A collection of poems by women belonging to the New Formalism movement. One of their number, Sonia Sanchez, writes: "I say, step back sisters, we're rising from the dead, / I say, step back Johnnies, we're dancing on our heads."
Gardening Secrets of the Dead
By Lee Herrick
"Memory, history, family, the future: these are the preoccupations of Lee Herrick's Gardening Secrets of the Dead"--Amazon.