Collected Works Bookshop

HOT OFF THE PRESS! Via Edward Mycue
Here is the information page the publisher Jo-Anne Rosen prepared to which I added the SoundCloud item Hiram Larew made and that you could pass on to others who have access to the internet and might want to know and receive it. And also because you can still online read all the poems that continue to be free online”
I Am a Fact Not a Fiction: Selected Poems by Edward Mycue & Cover Art by Richard Steger
San Francisco poet Edward Mycue was born in Niagara Falls, New York, and raised in Texas from age eleven. He was a Lowell Fellow at Boston University Graduate School of Public Relations and Communications, a WGBH-TV Boston intern, a Macdowell Colony Fellow, a Peace Corps teacher in Ghana, editor at the Norton Coker Press
and he taught American Literature at the International Peoples College in Elsinore, Denmark. He has had 18 books or chapbooks published. His poems appear in multiple anthologies and journals. Am a Fact Not a Fiction is a selection of poems culled from three areas of interest: War and Peace, Life / Time Memory, and History--“The precision of Ed Mycue’s dreamscape is laser-sharp and as warm as chocolate. Images rush pell-mell across the page, jumbling and tossing each other aside as one supplants the other in a rush to break the barrier between words and meaning, perception and feeling.” — Laura Kennelly, Ph.D., Associate Editor, Bach: Journal of the Riemenschneider, Bach Institute
--“Ed Mycue’s poetry is a lifetime of surprises. He was born surprised, grew up on wonder, and now surely lives under the ever crashing waterfalls of amazement. His language is pure chirp, flip and rouse. It never ever sleeps. Savor his lines — like memory — for as long as you dare.” — Hiram Larew, author of More than Anything and Part Of
Now available from the publisher Wordrunner, and Kindle, and Amazon
Sound Cloud audio file -- Stream Edward Mycue Reads Three Poems --
ISBN: 978-1-941066-64-5
58 pages, perfect bound, 5 x 8 inches
$10.00, paperback; $2.99, Kindle

Sent by Dorothy Join Π and other poets at Black Spark , 126A Gladstone Avenue Northcote Victoria this Sunday March 5th at 1.30 pm for a PowerPoint presentation on poetry magazine "925" that ran from 1978-1983 and how poets began performance poetry in the offices of workplaces, including shop floors, during employee lunchbreaks in Melbourne.
Entry: Gold coin donation

📚✨ The Collected Works Bookshop: Melbourne’s hidden treasure!

For years, writers from around Australia and across the globe made beelines to what some called 'heaven'; the Collected Works Bookshop on the first floor of the Nicholas Building.

The story of this unique shop, and its warm hosts Kris and Loretta Hemensley, is a tale of generosity, idealism and, above all, rock-solid team work spanning nearly four decades.

Read more in today's blog 👇

https://blogs.slv.vic.gov.au/our-stories/the-collected-works-bookshop/

📷 Collected Works Bookshop 2018. Photo courtesy of Richard Mudford

Welcome to Rochford Cottage Bookshop – Poetry and Small Press Books Some months ago, between COVID lock-downs in NSW, we set up Rochford Cottage Bookshop. Our original intention was to concentrate on local markets, particularly arts and crafts markets, to create a …

Book launch of 'the days pass without name' at the Collected Works Bookshop, Melbourne, 11 April 2018. The poetry book was launched by Emeritus Professor Gillian Triggs and written by Di Cousens.

The Days Pass Without Name Book Launch Book launch of 'the days pass without name' at the Collected Works Bookshop, Melbourne, 11 April 2018. The poetry book was launched by Emeritus Professor Gil...