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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Changer, the first novel by distinguished Oregon poet David Hedges, tracks the sudden breakdown of society sparked by a collision between government corruption and nature's wrath, further fueled by the actions of a band of Native American ecowarriors.The title springs from a Salish myth that predicts, in the words of protagonist Jay Joseph, 'the end of this world, the beginning of the next,' where nature restores a balanced biosphere, and survivors live in harmony.What triggers the Change, who drives it, and how it unfolds will keep you turning the pages of this innovative book as it builds to an explosive climax that is both conceivable and preventable.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Prospects of Life After Birth: Memoir in Poetry and Prose' chronicles the first 17 years in the life of Oregon poet David Hedges, from the high drama of his birth through one lively adventure after another. At six, he swings on a rope into the fiery blast from a locomotive's smokestack. At seven, he carries water for circus elephants and earns a reserved seat under the Big Top. At 10, he helps Sailor Jim build the 'world's most fantastic hobo shack.' At 11, he travels to St. Louis on the Portland Rose and is taken under the wing of Louis, a black waiter who shows him the 'other side' of the train, the galley, in full swing. At 15, he leads a troop of 12-year-olds to victory in the Camp Meriwether Olympics after the Scoutmaster falls ill; is serenaded up close by jazz singer June Christy; brews moonshine gin at a Central Oregon science camp, and takes in the Battle of the Strippers at two Portland burlesque theaters. At 16, he works on an Eastern Oregon ranch, pitching peas and driving a tandem axle truck in the wheat harvest-and experiencing his first brush with love. Noted poet X.J. Kennedy writes, 'David Hedges has given us a major work of literature-an account of his early life in vivid, masterfully crafted verse.'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The 40 poems in 'The Death of Democracy' deal with the utter catastrophe the United States faces if We, the People allow an unhinged narcissist to rule America at a time when the survival of our species and our planet demands immediate, decisive, and rational action.Donald Trump admires Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Un, and other ruthless despots. He is charged with 91 felonies. He is a sexual predator who boasts about groping women, paid 'hush money' to a porn star to cover up his illicit affair, and was convicted in a civil court of rape.He scoffs at the rule of law. He has stated he will build concentration camps and use the military to stifle dissent. He has stated he will seek revenge on his 'enemies,' everyone who disagrees with him, and on 'vermin,' Hitler's term for Jews and other minorities, and his term for migrants and those whose blood he personally considers impure. He threatens bloodshed if anyone stands in his way. He has laid out plans to dismantle our government and destroy the foundations of democracy. All of this is overwhelmingly well documented!These poems do not simply chronicle Trump's misdeeds, foul intentions, and failings, and foul intentions. Some, especially those written while he occupied the White House, employ wit and satire to make their points. And since it's not Trump's fault alone that our country has slid down this slippery slope, other poems slice and dice the home-grown oligarchs who pull the strings, the 'billionaire class.' It is they, with a boost from the Supreme Court, who have funded America's drift to the right since Ronald Reagan infamously declared 'Government is the problem.' Still other poems attack and mourn environmental carnage driven by rapacious capitalism., or dwell on war, its enablers, and its outcomes.David Hedges is an Oregon poet, author, and political, environmental, and social activist. His 10 previous books include poetry, memoir, and fiction. He is on the Oregon Cultural Heritage Commission, served for six years as president of the Oregon Poetry Association, co-founded the Oregon Poetry Collection at the University of Oregon's Knight Library, and received the Stewart H. Holbrook Literary Legacy Award from Literary Arts, Inc. for his contributions to Oregon's literary life. Agpalza, Jim (illustrator).…