Recommended Books
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Was It a Dream?: Navigating Life’s Journey Through Poetry
$3.99What do you do when life hands you more than you thought you could carry? In this first collection of the Navigating Life’s Journey Through Poetry series, Larada Horner-Miller answers in free verse, drawing on decades of lived experience. These poems walk through the hardest chapters: the loss of a father, the unraveling of a marriage, and the quiet ache of being childless. But grief isn’t the whole story. Alongside the heartbreak are moments of whimsy, nostalgia, and wonder, from family memories to the landscapes and places that have shaped her along the way. Part memoir and part invitation, the collection moves from pain and loss toward hope and perseverance. Horner-Miller finds the universal in the deeply personal, so readers may recognize their own stories in hers. Along the way, she asks whether the life we’re living is the one we dreamed, and how we find meaning when it isn’t. Was It a Dream? is for readers who are looking for connection during life’s struggles, especially women walking their own path toward healing and self-discovery.
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Buddha’s Cat: Poems
$15.00If there’s ever been a beloved animal in your life, this is the book for you.
Humans have lived with canines and felines for thousands of years. In Buddha’s Cat, poet Wayne Lee explores that relationship, not just with our domesticated companions, but also with wolves, foxes, bobcats, coyotes, panthers and other wild species. These poems range from tender to tragic, funny to ferocious. They include paeans to beloved pets, elegies for victims of cruelty and encroachment, and four-legged metaphors for human behavior. You’ll love Prana and George, laugh at Beach Dog and Caliban, grieve for Rusty and Morgan, and marvel at Logo and Heyoka. Buddha’s Cat will entertain, instruct and help you connect in new ways with the “wild heart” beating within your savage breast.
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Walking Each Other Home: Intimate conversations on writing and life by notable poets of the 20th century.
$9.99Michael Hogan, as a poet and educator, has been gifted with friendships of fellow writers throughout most of his life. Three of these were Nobel laureates, still others household names: Seamus Heaney, W.S. Merwin, Charles Bukowski, Marge Piercy, Naomi Shihad Nye and Ray Bradbury, among a dozen others.



