Please support our community of contributors by reading their books! Click on book cover to peruse or purchase at site of author's choice. Books are arranged alphabetically by author. Scroll down to bottom to list your own books.
Contributors' Books
Gone Viking: a Travel Saga, by Bill Arnott, Independently Published, 2019.
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Peru Blues or Lady Gaga Won't Be Back, by Rose Mary Boehm,
Kelsay Books, 2017.
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From the Ruhr to Somewhere Near Dresden (1939 to 1949) - A Child's Journey, by Rose Mary Boehm, Aldrich Press, 2016.
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The Rain Girl, by Rose Mary Boehm, Chaffinch Press, 2020.
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Stone Poems, by Don Cellini, Foothills Publishing, 2016.
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Telling Sonny, by Elizabeth Gauffreau, Adelaide Books, 2018.
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Life of the Garment, by Deborah Gorlin, Bauhan Publishing, 2014
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Burst Thought Shall Show Its Root, by Shirley Glubka, Independent, 2019.
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Through the Fracture in the I, by Shirley Glubka, Independent, 2018.
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Reflections Caught Leaping, by Shirley Glubka, Independent, 2020.
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Flip Requiem, by D.R. James, Dos Madres Press, 2020.
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Surreal Expulsion, by D.R. James, The Poetry Box, 2019.
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Faces of Fishing Creek, by Kyle Laws, Middle Creek Publishing, 2018.
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Languid Lusciousness with Lemon, by Joan Leotta, Finishing Line Press, 2017.
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Unsheathed, edited by Betsy Mars, Kingly Street Press, 2019.
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Butterflies, and other stories, by Phillip L. Radoff, Amazon Digital Services, 2019.
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Is It Hot In Here Or Is It Just Me? Women Over Forty Write on Aging, edited by Janette Schafer, Nina Padolf, Wendy Scott, and Holly Spencer, Beautiful Cadaver Books, 2019
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The Body Electric, by Brent Terry, Unsolicited Press, 2020.
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Troubadour Logic, by Brent Terry, Main Street Rag Books, 2019.
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Spirits For Sale, by Jordan Trethewey and Marcel Herms, Pski's Porch Publishing, 2019.
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