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| Death of Teaticket Hardware |
by Alice Kociemba
- published in 2009
- 41 pages
- Using memory and humor to celebrate people and place, Alice Kociemba's chapbook, Death of Teaticket Hardware, creates lasting portraits of city scenes and Cape Cod life. "She is the best storyteller I have ever heard", says a reader of her work.
- All of the proceeds from sales of this book help fund the Calliope Poetry Reading Series.
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| Leaving the Green Elm Market |
by Jennifer Markell
- published in 2005 by Sheltering Pines Press
- 18 pages
- Finalist in the 2005 Sheltering Pines Press Poetry Chapbook Competition
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| River Tracks |
by Holly Guran
- published in 2007 by Poets Corner Press
- 25 pages
- "River Tracks forms the map of a journey through the poet's accumulated memories, lifting what she wants to cherish and gently stepping away from matters that bind the heart." - Afaa Michael Weaver
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| Open Letters |
by Carolyn Gregory
- published in 2008 by Windmill Editions
- 82 pages
- "Carolyn Gregory writes with discipline and grace about subjects close to the bone - addiction, divorce, loneliness. Among contemporary poets, she is that rarity, a poet who writes about ordinary working life with empathy and a satirical eye." - Susan Donnelly, author of Transit
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