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Lives Brought to Life – 20 Years of Literature of Emotion and Everyday Life

Lives Brought to Life – 20 Years of Literature of Emotion and Everyday Life

          
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Founded twenty years ago by poet, memoirist, and clinical psychologist Joan Cusack Handler, CavanKerry Press has published fine literary work by established and emerging writers focused on the pursuit of understanding what it means to be human through insightful, accessible writing. This unique collection looks back at CavanKerry's first two decades with excerpts from each of the one hundred books in its publishing catalog, featuring poems and memoirs that capture the heart of living—through life's joys, illnesses, and moments of both gratitude and challenge. This collection features work by renowned writers of contemporary poetry and memoir such as David Cho, Robert Cording, Ross Gay, John Haines, Joan Cusack Handler, Marcus Jackson, Gray Jacobik, January Gill O’Neil, Jack Ridl, Mary Ruefle, Maureen Seaton, Jack Wiler, Baron Wormser, and many others. Places We Return To is the perfect introduction to CavanKerry’s catalog, representing the deeply resonant writing for which the Press is known. Several authors in the CavanKerry library have gone on to find acclaim as poets laureate, Pushcart recipients, and finalists in national prizes. Places We Return To is a collection of work of the highest caliber.

Table of Contents:
Joan Cusack Handler - Foreword Susan Jackson - Homage to My Mother Editors’ Note Howard Levy - Jackson, Mississippi, 1966 - 1 Karen Chase - The Swim - 2 Peggy Penn - may evening - 3 Judith Emlyn Johnson - From Re/Membering the Goddess: Carolyn Kizer and the Poetics of Generosity - 4 Donald Hall - The Breath of Parted Lips: Voices from the Robert Frost Place, Volume I, Foreword - 6 Robert Cording - Last Things - 8 Martin Mooney - The General - 9 Mary Ruefle - The Pedant’s Discourse - 10 Moyra Donaldson - Exile - 11 Sondra Gash - Bread and Roses (Morris) - 13 Sherry Fairchok - Near Rats and the Devil - 15 Steven B Rogers - From Stories I Have Listened To - 16 Kenneth Rosen - The Alligator’s Hum - 18 Joan Cusack Handler - Gravy - 19 Christopher Matthews - Child and Mother - 20 Eloise Bruce - The Solid Body - 21 Celia Bland - Maternity - 22 Georgianna Orsini - Parts of Speech - 23 Sydney Lea - From Democracy, the Spirit, and Poetic Passion - 24 Catherine Doty - “For May Is the Month of Our Mother” - 26 Joan Seliger Sidney - Laps - 28 Elizabeth Hall Hutner - Prayer - 30 Christian Barter - The Singers I Prefer - 31 Laurie Lamon - When You Tell Me - 32 Andrea Carter Brown - Your Dream - 33 Robert Cording - The Weeper - 34 Richard Jeffrey Newman - After Drought - 35 Jack Wiler - New Year’s Eve - 36 Ross Gay - Pulled Over in Short Hills, NJ, 8:00 a.m. - 37 Robert Seder - From To the Marrow - 38 Mark Nepo - The Edge - 39 Susan Jackson - The Man Who Could Not Talk about the War - 41 Joseph O Legaspi - Imago - 42 Christine Korfhage - Picture Perfect - 44 Teresa Carson - Autopsy Report - 45 Karen Chase - The Book of Crime - 47 Baron Wormser - From Gregory Corso, b 1930 - 48 Sam Cornish - Elegy - 49 Joan Cusack Handler - Hands - 50 Phoebe Sparrow Wagner - My Mother Was Medea - 51 Bhisham Bherwani - CANT / DESCANT - 52 Laurie Lamon - Anne Frank Exhibit - 53 Jack Ridl - At Fifty - 54 Nin Andrews - Bathing in Your Brother’s Bathwater - 55 January Gill O’Neil - Early Memory - 56 Susan Jackson - Waiting - 57 John Haines - From Readings from an Alaskan Journal - 59 Marie Lawson Fiala - From Mirror, Mirror - 61 Dawn Potter - Heavy Metal - 63 Jack Wiler - Divina Is Divina - 64 Robert Cording - Without End - 66 Gray Jacobik - 18 - 67 Baron Wormser - Travel - 68 David S Cho - Night Sessions - 69 Marcus Jackson - Kiss - 71 Peggy Penn - Cello Suite - 73 Judith Hannan - From Motherhood Exaggerated - 75 Carole Stone - Running Boards - 76 Kevin Carey - Memory Boys - 77 Paola Corso - From Step by Step with the Laundress - 78 Michael Miller - Scars - 79 Joan Cusack Handler - Only Water and No People - 80 Rachel Hadas - From The Waiting Room Reader, Volume II, Editor’s Note - 81 Wanda S Praisner - Portrait of a Young Man - 83 Shira Dentz - Circumflex - 84 Sarah Bracey White - From Primary Lessons - 85 Adriana Páramo - From Mariquita - 87 Dawn Potter - Home - 88 Howard Levy - The Steam of Tea - 89 David Keller - Classified - 91 Teresa Carson - Fitted Sheets - 92 Annie Boutelle - Alternative - 93 January Gill O’Neil - Zebra 94 Loren Graham - Episode of the Encyclopedia Salesman - 95 Brent Newsom - January 2009: For Anthony - 96 Pam Bernard - From Great Divide - 98 Baron Wormser - Leaving - 99 Robert Cording - Angel - 100 Robin Silbergleid - An Open Letter to Frida Kahlo - 101 Joan Cusack Handler - From Inoperable - 102 Sandra M Castillo - Photograph - 103 Donald Platt - This Happened - 104 Kevin Carey - Reading to My Kids - 105 Jeanne Marie Beaumont - Portrait with Closed Eyes - 106 Christopher Bursk - A Car Stops and a Door Opens - 107 Tina Kelley - Yawp - 108 Nin Andrews - God’s Mistake (Gil) - 109 Joseph O Legaspi - Chelsea Piers - 110 Cindy Veach - How a Community of Women - 111 Danny Shot - Allyson, - 112 Sarah Sousa - To the Comedian Who Called Thelma and Louise Two White Heifers - 113 Judith Sornberger - This Autumn Morning Arrays Itself - 114 Harriet Levin - Smoke - 115 January Gill O’Neil - Hoodie - 116 Maureen Seaton - Sweet World - 117 Margo Taft Stever - Splitting Wood - 118 Cati Porter - Taking My Time - 120 Robert Cording - After - 121 Kari O’Driscoll - From By Heart - 122 Gray Jacobik - 20 - 124 Fred Shaw - Argot - 125 Kevin Carey - Set in Stone - 127 Tina Kelley - A Dozen Secrets from God - 128 Frannie Lindsay - Bead - 129 Gratitudes CavanKerry Press Mission Statement CavanKerry Press Author Bios CavanKerry’s Books


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780967885636
  • Publisher: CavanKerry Press
  • Publisher Imprint: CavanKerry Press
  • Height: 232 mm
  • No of Pages: 160
  • Returnable: Y
  • Sub Title: A Celebration of Twenty Years Publishing Fine Literature by Cavankerry Press, 2000-2020
  • Width: 216 mm
  • ISBN-10: 0967885639
  • Publisher Date: 18 Jan 2021
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Spine Width: 16 mm
  • Weight: 456 gr


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