Bücher veröffentlicht von Cultural Center of Cape Cod

Bay Windows is a poetic union of the natural and the political, rendered in the uniquely descriptive poetry of Cape Cod poet Leo Thibault. The collection deals with intricate moments of ordinary life, extraordinary glimpses at the beauty of the world around us, and painful depictions of the political and social conflicts that send our world into chaos. Thibault's verse weaves in and out with masterful ease, painting vivid images in the mind while pulling simultaneously at the heartstrings.

Acclaimed poet Tony Hoagland, author of Donkey Gospel and What Narcissism Means to Me, selected On the Loose by Judith Askew from a field of collections under consideration for publication by the new Bass River Press. In notes that accompanied his decision, Hoagland wrote: "On the Loose is a collection of poems full of distinctive wit and nine kinds of liveliness-- intellectual, emotional, sexual, plaintive, and otherwise. The poet consistently finds quick and original speech for the particularities of our human condition, and she is full of witty self-perspective as well. On the Loose covers all the rites of passage, including loss and sorrow, but a tone of genuine amusement and the resourceful idiom to make it believable are its reliable poetic allies. Full of pleasure and sensibility, this is a book that will make its readers happy."