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The Seasons of the SoulThe Poetic Guidance and Spiritual Wisdom of Herman HesseWritten by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Ludwig Max Fischer, Ph.D., Foreword by Andrew HarveyPrice: $17.95Trade PaperbackVowing at an early age “to be a poet or nothing at all,” Hermann Hesse rebelled against formal education, focusing on a rigorous program of independent study that included literature, philosophy, art, and history. One result of these efforts was a series of novels that became counterculture bibles that remain widely...
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Fathomless HeartThe Spiritual and Philosophical Reflections of an English Poet-SageWritten by Lewis Thompson, Edited by Richard Lannoy, Foreword by William Stranger, Introduction by Richard LannoyPrice: $19.95Trade PaperbackLewis Thompson (1909–1949) was primarily a poet, a man of letters influenced by Eastern spiritualism and the poets Rimbaud and Rilke. As Richard Lannoy, the editor of Fathomless Heart, writes, Thompson, who rejected traditional literature after experiencing a spiritual crisis as a teenager, wrote “solely as a form of spiritual exercise...
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The Mornith WarWritten by Patrick DoudPrice: $16.95Hardcover***Visit The Winnitok Tales' website at winnitoktales.com for the most up-to-date series information, excerpts, downloadable images, character blogs and social media profiles, and more.
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Fool's RepublicA NovelWritten by Gordon W. DalePrice: $19.95Trade PaperbackCitizens’ stories of state abuse, from secret wiretapping to unjust imprisonment and worse, make headlines daily. In the hands of novelist Gordon W. Dale, they drive a masterful political thriller. As Fool’s Republic opens, Simon Wyley floats in a tiny all-white cell. A short-order cook with a genius-level IQ, Wyley has...
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Paper LanternsMore Quotations from the Back Pages of The SunEdited by Sy Safransky, Tim McKee and Andrew SneePrice: $16.95Trade PaperbackSpanning regions, eras, religions, and philosophies, Paper Lanterns is a thoughtful collection of quotations that have appeared in The Sun magazine, which boasts a loyal readership of 70,000 people. With quotes by writers, artists, mystics, humorists, philosophers, and others, the book takes readers on a journey through innocence and experience, love...
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Wild Horses, Wild DreamsNew and Selected Poems 1971-2010Written by Lindy HoughPrice: $22.95Trade PaperbackWild Horses, Wild Dreams follows a trajectory from the early seventies to the present, giving a generous overview of Lindy Hough’s intellectual world and emotionally evocative language. The book samples poems from previously published books along with new poems. Selections from Changing Woman, Psyche, The Sun in Cancer, and Outlands &...
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First of StateWritten by Robert GreerPrice: $24.95HardcoverRobert Greer’s latest novel—a prequel to his CJ Floyd mystery series—takes readers back in time to a very young CJ Floyd. It’s 1972, and the 22-year-old decorated war vet has recently returned to Denver from Vietnam with post-traumatic stress disorder. Navigating depression, he finds a friend in World War II vet...
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The Laws of NatureExcerpts from the Writings of Ralph Waldo EmersonWritten by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edited by Walt McLaughlinPrice: $16.95Trade PaperbackThough written in the mid-nineteenth century, Ralph Waldo Emerson’s work, particularly his nature writing, speaks to contemporary sensibilities. The uniquely American, nature-based philosophy commonly attributed to Thoreau was first presented to the world by Emerson in his slender volume Nature and later developed by both men, each with his own distinct...
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Earth, My LikenessNature Poetry of Walt WhitmanWritten by Walt Whitman, Edited by Howard Nelson, Introduction by Howard NelsonPrice: $18.95Trade PaperbackWhile Walt Whitman is best known as America’s first great urban poet, he was also a gifted nature poet, as the selections in this book show. Here his celebration of the “body electric” from Leaves of Grass expands into a celebration of an equally electrifying nature as he memorializes the seashore...
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The Great BayChronicles of the CollapseWritten by Dale PendellPrice: $21.95Hardcover***WINNER, Best Science Fiction, 2010 Green Book Festival
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Thoreau and the Art of LifeReflections on Nature and the Mystery of ExistenceWritten by Henry David Thoreau, Edited by Roderick MacIver, Illustrated by Roderick MacIverPrice: $16.95Trade PaperbackFeaturing nearly 100 luminous watercolor illustrations, Thoreau and the Art of Life collects eloquent passages from the writings of the seminal author and philosopher. Drawn mainly from his journals, the short excerpts provide fascinating insight into his thought processes by presenting his raw, unedited feelings about the things that meant the...
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The Hunt for the Eye of OginWritten by Patrick DoudPrice: $16.95Hardcover***Visit The Winnitok Tales' website at winnitoktales.com for the most up-to-date series information, excerpts, downloadable images, character blogs and social media profiles, and more.
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The Hunt for The Eye of OginWritten by Patrick DoudPrice: $19.95Hardcover Library Binding***Visit The Winnitok Tales' website at winnitoktales.com for the most up-to-date series information, excerpts, downloadable images, character blogs and social media profiles, and more.
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The Intent OnCollected Poems, 1962-2006Written by Kenneth Irby, Edited by Kyle Waugh and Cyrus ConsolePrice: $40.00Hardcover***Winner of Poetry Society of America's 2010 Shelley Memorial Award
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Meditations on Nature, Meditations on SilenceEdited by Roderick MacIverPrice: $16.95Trade PaperbackMeditations on Nature, Meditations on Silence is a collection of hundreds of quotes on the beauty and mystery of the natural world by writers and thinkers, including Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson, Edward Abbey, Rainer Maria Rilke, Henry David Thoreau, Louise Dickinson Rich, and Lewis Thomas.
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Slow SculptureVolume XII: The Complete Stories of Theodore SturgeonWritten by Theodore SturgeonPrice: $35.00HardcoverTheodore Sturgeon was a model for his friend Kurt Vonnegut’s legendary character Kilgore Trout, and his work was an acknowledged influence on important younger writers from Harlan Ellison and Robert Silverberg to Stephen King and Octavia Butler. His work has long been deeply appreciated for its sardonic sensibility, dazzling wordplay, conceptual...
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Heavenly Tree, Northern EarthWritten by Gerrit LansingPrice: $35.00HardcoverThis is the inaugural volume of a new series of literary hardcovers from North Atlantic Books. This series will collect the important work of writers who have served as major influences upon and contributors to the cultural and psychic milieu from which North Atlantic evolved.
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Forbidden BreadWritten by Erica Johnson DebeljakPrice: $15.95Trade PaperbackForbidden Bread is an unusual love story that covers great territory, both geographically and emotionally. The author leaves behind a successful career as an American financial analyst to pursue Ales Debeljak, a womanizing Slovenian poet who catches her attention at a cocktail party. The story begins in New York City, but...
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The Feline PlagueWritten by Maja Novak, Translated by Maja Visenjak-LimonPrice: $15.95Trade PaperbackA deftly written novel brimming with magical realist touches, The Feline Plague tells the story of Ira, a Slovenian child who discovers early the cruelty of the adult world—particularly the mistreatment of animals. Ira struggles to reconcile her life with a world in which people are small-minded, the chances for happiness...
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Blackbird, FarewellWritten by Robert GreerPrice: $17.95eBookShandell “Blackbird” Bird has everything going for him, or so he thinks. Recently selected number two overall in the NBA draft, the 6'8", 250-pound superstar has a gleaming new ride and a salary and athletic shoe contract that make him an instant millionaire. What he doesn’t have is the ability to...
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The Mongoose DeceptionWritten by Robert GreerPrice: $17.95eBookWhen Cornelius McPherson, a former highway maintenance man, finds himself trapped in a tunnel he helped create decades earlier, he’s horrified to discover the well-preserved, frozen arm of a fellow worker. McPherson remembers a secret the man whispered to him—that he knew who assassinated John F. Kennedy. When McPherson also turns...
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An Obese White Gentleman in No Apparent DistressWritten by Riki Moss and Terry DobsonPrice: $18.95Trade PaperbackBased on the life of unconventional aikido master Terry Dobson, this novel by his partner Riki Moss is the story of two souls meeting at a mutually calamitous turning point in their lives. Fatherless and pushed by his tyrannical mother to the edge of violence, Dobson turns to aikido to save...
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Bringing Tony HomeWritten by Tissa AbeysekaraPrice: $14.95Trade PaperbackSet in the 1940s and 1960s, Bringing Tony Home is a masterful modern example of a timeless genre, the bildungsroman. In the title novella, a boy returns to his old home to find Tony, his beloved dog who was abandoned when economic circumstances forced the family to leave. “Bringing Tony Home”...
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Blackbird, FarewellWritten by Robert GreerPrice: $25.95HardcoverShandell “Blackbird” Bird has everything going for him, or so he thinks. Recently selected number two overall in the NBA draft, the 6'8", 250-pound superstar has a gleaming new ride and a salary and athletic shoe contract that make him an instant millionaire. What he doesn’t have is the ability to...
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The Hierophant of 100th StreetWritten by Cullen DornPrice: $16.95Trade Paperback***WINNER – IPPY Bronze Book Award – Best Regional Fiction (2009)
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