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WHAT'S NEW AT
BROADSTONE MEDIA:
Prospective authors: Please see our
submission page for an important
announcement!
We are pleased to announce the forthcoming
publication of As Rain Turns to Snow, a new
collection of short stories by Robert
Morgan. Watch for details.
Broadstone authors Jeremy Paden and
Thomas Zemsky will read and sign their
books at the Carnegie Center in Lexington,
KY on Thursday, October 20, beginning at
6:00pm.
Click here to read an excellent and extensive
review of Claudia Serea's poetry collection
Nothing Important Happened Today (see
below) by Eric Norris on the Singapore
Poetry website.
Broadstone authors Jeremy Paden and
Richard Taylor will be at the 35th annual
Kentucky Book Fair in Frankfort on
November 5th.
BROADSTONE MEDIA:
Prospective authors: Please see our
submission page for an important
announcement!
We are pleased to announce the forthcoming
publication of As Rain Turns to Snow, a new
collection of short stories by Robert
Morgan. Watch for details.
Broadstone authors Jeremy Paden and
Thomas Zemsky will read and sign their
books at the Carnegie Center in Lexington,
KY on Thursday, October 20, beginning at
6:00pm.
Click here to read an excellent and extensive
review of Claudia Serea's poetry collection
Nothing Important Happened Today (see
below) by Eric Norris on the Singapore
Poetry website.
Broadstone authors Jeremy Paden and
Richard Taylor will be at the 35th annual
Kentucky Book Fair in Frankfort on
November 5th.
Taking the Fifth
and Running with It
A Psychological Guide for the
Hard of Hearing and Blind
Poetry by
Joseph D. Reich
Reich's "experimental, empirical approach to evaluating
his culture's impressions is one of raw, unwavering
critical observations everyone needs to hear.”
Kat Lahr, Thought Collection Publishing
Poet and social worker Joseph Reich diagnoses the
waking, walking psychosis of modern America in verse
as frenetic and fragmented as his subject matter. This is
poetry deftly and dramatically suited to its time.
and Running with It
A Psychological Guide for the
Hard of Hearing and Blind
Poetry by
Joseph D. Reich
Reich's "experimental, empirical approach to evaluating
his culture's impressions is one of raw, unwavering
critical observations everyone needs to hear.”
Kat Lahr, Thought Collection Publishing
Poet and social worker Joseph Reich diagnoses the
waking, walking psychosis of modern America in verse
as frenetic and fragmented as his subject matter. This is
poetry deftly and dramatically suited to its time.
Anecdotage
Everyday Epiphanies
Jonathan Greene
"There is a deep kindness and much wisdom in these tales
rife with uncanny coincidences and connections, as if we
are all part of Jonathan's world, and he is a part of ours."
Fred Waitzen, author of Searching for Bobby Fisher
Part memoir, part tales of the authors, artists, eccentrics
and just plain folk who have crossed Jonathan Greene's
path, these "memories and stories of a lifetime" will delight
and inform all who know Greene primarily from his poetry.
Everyday Epiphanies
Jonathan Greene
"There is a deep kindness and much wisdom in these tales
rife with uncanny coincidences and connections, as if we
are all part of Jonathan's world, and he is a part of ours."
Fred Waitzen, author of Searching for Bobby Fisher
Part memoir, part tales of the authors, artists, eccentrics
and just plain folk who have crossed Jonathan Greene's
path, these "memories and stories of a lifetime" will delight
and inform all who know Greene primarily from his poetry.
Nothing Important
Happened Today
Poems by
Claudia Serea
"Readers are stepping into wry, lovely, and sometimes
even tragic territory when they embark upon Claudia
Serea’s new poetry collection." Sharon Mesmer
From the streets of Bucharest during the bloody fall
of the Ceausescu regime through a bicycle ride in
Rutherford, New Jersey, the author shares her life on
the border of two lands, two languages, two cultures.
Happened Today
Poems by
Claudia Serea
"Readers are stepping into wry, lovely, and sometimes
even tragic territory when they embark upon Claudia
Serea’s new poetry collection." Sharon Mesmer
From the streets of Bucharest during the bloody fall
of the Ceausescu regime through a bicycle ride in
Rutherford, New Jersey, the author shares her life on
the border of two lands, two languages, two cultures.
Aleph, broken
poems from my diaspora
Judith Kerman
"Questions about what is holy and what is human and
how cultural touchstones can help us make connections
across the boundaries that separate us from our deepest
selves are the subject that Kerman returns to again and
again, often with wonder, sometimes with regret, but
always with the confidence of a master poet."
Eleanor Lerman
A secular Jew's exploration of her cultural and religious
heritage illumines our common human search for
identity and rootedness.
poems from my diaspora
Judith Kerman
"Questions about what is holy and what is human and
how cultural touchstones can help us make connections
across the boundaries that separate us from our deepest
selves are the subject that Kerman returns to again and
again, often with wonder, sometimes with regret, but
always with the confidence of a master poet."
Eleanor Lerman
A secular Jew's exploration of her cultural and religious
heritage illumines our common human search for
identity and rootedness.
ruina montium
A poetry chapbook by
Jeremy Paden
"Both tender and clear-eyed, these poems are strong
enough to lift each one of us from the darkness."
Ada Limón
The plight of "Los 33," the Chilean miners rescued after
sixty-nine days underground in the 2010 disaster, is
rendered here in exquisite verse that both pays tribute to
the individual miners and offers a meditation on our
relationship with our fragile world.
A poetry chapbook by
Jeremy Paden
"Both tender and clear-eyed, these poems are strong
enough to lift each one of us from the darkness."
Ada Limón
The plight of "Los 33," the Chilean miners rescued after
sixty-nine days underground in the 2010 disaster, is
rendered here in exquisite verse that both pays tribute to
the individual miners and offers a meditation on our
relationship with our fragile world.
Two Men
Rowing Madly
Toward Infinity
Poetry by
William Reichard
"In a book filled with doubles, doppelgangers, ghosts and
echoes, everything that was is always happening now (or
about to happen): 'the atoms of all that’s / been / all that /
is, / all that / will be / merge in the darkness.' Two Men
Rowing is the testimony of a man who, from the very
start, admits, 'I know things change' and still goes on to
describe the people and places he’s loved in such
moving detail that we love them too."
Joyce Stuphen
Rowing Madly
Toward Infinity
Poetry by
William Reichard
"In a book filled with doubles, doppelgangers, ghosts and
echoes, everything that was is always happening now (or
about to happen): 'the atoms of all that’s / been / all that /
is, / all that / will be / merge in the darkness.' Two Men
Rowing is the testimony of a man who, from the very
start, admits, 'I know things change' and still goes on to
describe the people and places he’s loved in such
moving detail that we love them too."
Joyce Stuphen
After the Storm
Poetry by
Thomas Zemsky
"The pleasures these poems yield linger long."
Frederick Smock
A lifetime of observation and writing poetry served up
in language that is delightfully quirky and often
subversively wry.
Poetry by
Thomas Zemsky
"The pleasures these poems yield linger long."
Frederick Smock
A lifetime of observation and writing poetry served up
in language that is delightfully quirky and often
subversively wry.
Iris In
Poetry by
Kryssa Schemmerling
"Iris In is an exciting book, multi-layered and savvy. It
deserves a large and enthusiastic audience."
Colette Inez
Images from classic films mingle mix with impressions
of the author's California childhood in this impressive
debut collection.
Poetry by
Kryssa Schemmerling
"Iris In is an exciting book, multi-layered and savvy. It
deserves a large and enthusiastic audience."
Colette Inez
Images from classic films mingle mix with impressions
of the author's California childhood in this impressive
debut collection.
Poems by
Robert Eastwood
"This book is a descriptive tour-de-force."
Jeanne Wagner
Combining historical past with personal past and
bridging Civil War to Cold War into the present in a
heady mix of imagery and memory.
Robert Eastwood
"This book is a descriptive tour-de-force."
Jeanne Wagner
Combining historical past with personal past and
bridging Civil War to Cold War into the present in a
heady mix of imagery and memory.
