Titles Alpha by Author

The House of Your Dream, Robert Alexander & Dennis Maloney, eds., 2008

Traffic, Jack Anderson, 1998

Reaching Out to the World, Robert Bly, 2009

Pretty, Kim Chinquee, 2010

All of Us, Elisabeth Frost, 2011

Magdalena, Maureen Gibbon, 2007

Your Sun, Manny, Marie Harris, 1999

Angles of Approach, Holly Iglesias, 2010

Light From An Eclipse, Nancy Lagomarsino, 2005

Moments Without Names, Morton Marcus, 2002

Whatever Shines, Kathleen McGookey, 2001

Northern Latitudes, Lawrence Millman, 2000

A Handbook for Writers, Vern Rutsala, 2004

The Angel of Duluth, Madelon Sprengnether, 2006

The Blue Dress, Alison Townsend, 2003

The Marie Alexander Poetry Series




Northern Latitudes

by Lawrence Millman

2000
Pages: 96
ISBN (Trade paper):
0-898232-07-4
$14.95

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The third book in our Marie Alexander poetry series, this collection by noted travel writer Lawrence Millman conjures up the people, the tales, and the stark, fantastic landscapes of the far north, including arctic Canada, Greenland, Labrador, Iceland, and the northern fastnesses of the British Isles. With an ear for the subtle and a weakness for the outrageous, Millman skillfully weaves lush vocabulary, wild stories, and tribal traditions into his poems. He offers uncanny insights into humanness; our instincts, our histories, our differences; simply by evoking that magnetic north with uncanny passion.

About the Author

Lawrence Millman is the author of 14 books, including Last Places, Lost in the Arctic, An Evening Among Headhunters, and A Kayak Full of Ghosts. In addition to writing about northern latitudes, he writes about mushrooms. His most recent book, in fact, is entitled Fascinating Fungi of New England and will be published in July, 2011. When not looking for mushrooms or prowling around the tundra, he makes his home in Cambridge, MA.

Accolades

"This is poetry, the searing eye of precise observation, the calculating hand of exacting description, the soaring arch of imagination, and the precise care of words shaping it all."
—Kathleen Dana, World Literature Today

"A high-pitched hymn of praise to the gaping solitudes."
—Aaron Spitzer, Nunatsiaq News

"Some people wait days in small rooms to fly north. Thanks to this great book, those who are not so patient can also find the North."
—John Barsness, Minneapolis Tribune



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