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Cloudbank 4
"Mirrors and Windows"
Poems by B.Z. Niditch, P.T.
Shaw, Colette Tennant, Kurt
Brown and Jan Bottiglieri.
Short prose by Ralph Salisbury
and Anthony DeGregorio.
Reviews of Aspects of
Robinson: Homage to Weldon
Kees, All That Gorgeous
Pitiless Song and God, Seed:
Poetry and Art About the
Natural World.
Prize-winning Poem
"Cinderella, later" by Francine Witte
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Cloudbank 2
"The Raw and the Cooked"
Poems by Penelope Schott,
Karen Holmberg, y madrone,
and many others. Reviews of
Starting from Anywhere by
Lex Runciman and Light from
a Bullet Hole: Poems New
and Selected by Ralph
Salisbury.
Prize-winning Poem “Everything You
Needed to Know You Learned at the High School Dance”
by Amy Miller
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Green Diver
“This is a shifting, whimsical
voice—which never loses its
antic charm, even in the face of
harrowing circumstance.
Gregory Corso meets
Salvador Dali. Check it out.”
—Joseph Millar
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Heaven of the Moment
John C. Morrison
“John C. Morrison is a poetic
naturalist: he ponders the silent
correspondences between the
natural world and the self.
He shows us how to adore the
brimming promise of a lived
life.”
—David Biespiel
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“Chris Anderson'sMy
Problem with the Truth is a
book of largess and celebration.
Its poems rise out of a quality of
attention—to feeling, thought,
and, above all, language—that
both prompts and invites similar
focus, similar absorption, from
readers.”
—Lex Runciman
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“Peter Sears’ Tour is a
delight—from the watercolor
blushes for loved ones,
through the Monty Python
self-conversations in
emergencies, up to Sears’
copping a feel off the ineffable.”
—Jack Myers
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China Basin
Clemens Starck
"I have been crazy about Clem
Starck's poetry ever since I
read it a few years ago while
picking him as the winner of
the Oregon Book Award. I'm
not alone in particularly
cherishing poems by people
who work with their hands.
Carpenters, printers and
factory workers are a fresh
and vital antidote to the
myriad of academic poets.
Cheers for Clem!"
—Carolyn Kizer
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Journeyman's Wages
Clemens Starck
"Some truly extraordinary
poems here. Easily, gracefully,
right up there with the best
work being done today."
—
Jim Harrison
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Cloudbank 3
"From Idea to Image"
Poems by Lawson Fusao
Inada, Dennis Schmitz,
Paulann Petersen, Timothy
Geiger and many others.
Short prose by Trina Gaynon,
Robert Peake and Ron Talney.
Reviews of Rolling the Bones
by Christopher Buckley,
Fault Lines by Tim Hunt and
Moist Meridian by Henry
Hughes.
Prize-winning Poem
"Emptiness" by Steve Dieffenbacher
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Cloudbank 1
"Touch the Universe"
Eighty pages of poetic bliss.
Poems and short prose by Vern
Rutsala, Christopher Buckley,
Jennifer Richter and many
others. Reviews of Vertigo by
Martha Ronk and Light Here,
Light There by Alexander
Long.
Prize-winning Poem
“Heaven in the Bad Borough”
by Sara Lier
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Poets and writers in this issue
( Click here)
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In Out of Town, “memory
and repetition drive Lex
Runciman’s moral investiga-
tions of a world —our world
— which he suspects may be
an inappropriate place to
investigate morally. But what
other world is there?”
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“The intelligence, the imagina-
tion, the quick humor in Solar
Prominence all point in the
same direction: toward the
poem as a made thing, a thing
of light, crafted, the way craft,
through its various art,
transforms the generalities into
the specifics of magic.”
—Stanley Plumly
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“Spiders, sow bugs, aphids,
house flies, cabbage moths,
stinging nettles—not to mention
beans, peach pits, and the
pockets of warm air lingering
under willows—Goodrich's
concern for all of nature,
including us, is extraordinary,
and absolutely genuine.”
—Ginger Andrews
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A Bride of Narrow
Escape
Paulann Petersen
"We follow the childhood and
the teen years with their drama
of sexual awakening into the
final section where poems
return to the late present and
the ongoing romance of
married love."
—Madeline DeFrees
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“George Estreich is an
engaging, alert, intelligent,
playful, and exhilarating poet,
and his Textbook Illustrations
of the Human Body is a
superb debut.”
—Michael McFee
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