bruchac joseph ed (9 Ergebnisse)

First edition. First softcover edition; signed by Bruchac on title page. 369 pp. Sun Tracks, Volume 29. Some creasing along the spine; marks and scuffs on front cover. Clean unmarked interior; Very Good or better. Signed.

Contains "With Visible Breath" by Joseph Bruchac - Sacred powers in Native American traditions; "A Theater That Transforms Us" by William A. McIntosh - Giving drama to a teaching; "The Milk of Miracles" by Eliezer Shore - The inner meaning of miraculous stories; "Compassion's Flower" - An Interview with Orgyen Kusum Lingpa; "Participants in Mystery" by S. Paul Burholt - Transubstantiation in the Christian Mass; "Believing" by Joseph Cary - What is a miracle, and what is not?; "My Druid Is Christ" by Mara Freeman - Legendary feats of the Celtic saints; "Laws, Miracles, and Science" by Christian Wertenbaker - A multi-leveled cosmos; "A Way of Healing" by Bernie S. Siegel - Searching for a new relation to disease; "In the Valley of Astonishment" - An Interview with Basarab Nicolescu, by Jean Biès; "Two Poems" by Denise Levertov; "Climbing to Christmas" by Marvin Barrett - One man's journey to a miracle; 128 pages. Paperback in very good condition.

First trade paperback printing. xxix + 369 pp. Very near fine in glossy illustrated wrappers.

First Edition. Sewn illustrated wrappers. Poetry anthology with short poems Sheila Nickerson, Doyle Wesley Walls, Peter Wild, William Jay Smith, John Druska, Jared Carter, Leonard Nathan, Jim Handlin, Robley Wilson, Jr., Red Saner, Merry Speece, Albert Goldbarth, Scott Simmer, John Fandel, Dennis Trudell, Jean Balderson, Frank Short, William Hoagland, Sonia Gernes, and Joseph Bruchac. Near fine.

First edition. Paperback in illustrated wraps. 8vo; 192 pp. Signed by Joseph Bruchac at his poem Feeding the Eagles. Printed on pulp paper. Wear/creasing to wraps; general toning, small stain. Pages unmarked. Approaching Very Good. Signed.

First edition. Signed by the editor Bruchac on the half title page. Includes Joyce Harjo, Paula Gunn Allen, Linda Hogan, Ted Kooser, many more. Light wear, discoloration of ivory pictorial wraps; about very good. Signed.

First edition. Variant in dark green wraps. Part of Bruchac's earliest efforts in publishing African poets in the US. A clean copy, gently rubbed on spine. Some edgwear with small chip in crown of spine. Included are two call for submissions from the magazine.

The Greenfield Review Press, New York 1989. 292 pp. Paperback. Owner signature. Fine condition.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good Indeed. Von Magnus (illustrator). First edition. A unique collection of poetry smuggled out by inmates at the Soledad State Prison, illustrated with drawings by 'Von Magnus' and edited by Joseph Bruchac and William Witherup. First and only edition, scarce.In the publisher's original paper wraps, 'Greenfield Review Press Chapbook #1'.Illustrations include a cover illustration and two full-page illustrations by Von Magnus.This is a collection of poetry written and compiled by inmates at the Soledad State Prison, also known as the Correctional Training Facility. Many of the poems were originally part over another book called 'The 6:15 Unlock: A Kite from Soledad', and were smuggled out. Because of this, the poems were anonymous to protect the prisoners themselves.Contents include 'Always Easter', 'Black Prison', 'Failure of Power', and 'On Leaving Limbo'.Some poems written by poet Jim Moore, who spent time at the Feral Prison in Springfield, Missouri for refusal of induction.Edited by writers Joseph Bruchac and William Witherup.Collated, complete. In the publisher's original paper wraps. Externally, very smart. Minimal edge wear to extremities, with just a few marks to wraps. Pencil mark to rear of wraps. Internally, firmly bound. Prior owner's ink inscription to top of title page. Pages are very bright and clean throughout, with the odd handling mark. Very Good Indeed. book.