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November 18, 2011 Honoring a Botanist
A new flower species, Eupatorium sullivaniae, will be named after Victoria Sullivan
(Author of the novel, Adoption), crediting her extensive research on the Eupatorium
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December 10, 2011 Now Available:
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The Word Wide World Radio Network’s Nebraska Girl Lit Hour interviews Lisa Sandlin about her recent book, You Who Make the Sky Bend.
“A ghostly father leads his living son through weeds to an owl’s hiding place. The owl spreads its wings, taking father and son in. . . . a reflection on life and death and place from the peculiar ungrounded state of a flyer caught between danger and home”
“. . . solitude and silence . . . spiritual insights as well as playful composition . . . Thompson has blessed the barren landscape of California desert and valley with this collection of accessible poetry about the San Joaquin Valley area.”
April 2, 2012 Now Available:
Nature, animals, and language—plus discoveries that occur when one of these intricate living strands intersects with another. Multilayered, this collection of finely tuned poems balances sorrow and outrage with deep joy and delight.
“Fontenot’s lyrics speak to the philosophical mind; they are sometimes brittle but are filled with energy and never sentimental. In natural and imaginative imagery, Fontenot brings us to the edge and leads us back.”
“I thought about the work of the great Sufi poet, Rumi, whose creativity came from a “mind within a mind,” the inner vision of the world revealing itself to a sharp intellectual perception. . . . Dabney skillfully conveys his response to the forest without detailed, concrete descriptions of trees, birds, streams— writing that ‘as the morning gathers / names fade toward their sources, / fluent eventual, birds / becoming the sky they filter through,/the soft beat of wings left on the air / a web, a voice.’”
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