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Foot in Sonoma: of the Moon "Delightful
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$9.95 80 pages ISBN 0-9661867-1-0 |
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Foot in Sonoma features a baker's dozen walking routes
with maps in northern California's beautiful Valley of the
Moon. Find out what all the buzz is about this pocket-sized, "delightful" guide
to some of Sonoma's hidden treasures. Walks range from
easy strolls to all-day mountain treks. On Foot includes
driving directions to trailheads, photographs of key features
along the trails, and easy and extended route options. |
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Write Free: by Rebecca Lawton and Jordan E. Rosenfeld “Timeless,gracefully written . . .” “A rare
book that inspires, delights, and motivates.” |
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Part guidebook, part writer’s workshop, and part spiritual journey, Write Free combines a time-tested principle with a creative method pioneered by the authors to guide readers to more fulfilling and sustaining creative lives. This inspiring book explores how to attract conditions and events, how to fashion a creative journey specific to your desires, and cheerleads you through the process of writing to attract your highest creative good. Write Free is an invaluable guide for anyone seeking a more rewarding creative life. |
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$9.95 ISBN 0-9661867-4-5
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Sonoma Valley Place Names is a treasure hunt through northern California history, providing rich glimpses into the many layers of Sonoma Valley's past. Learn the mysterious meaning of Sonoma, who really named the Golden Gate, where the world began, and more! Maps and illustrations, as well as references to 120 place names and their origins, make this book an entertaining reference and fun read. |
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Creek
Wisdom: As
told by local elders
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$11.95 ISBN 0-9661867-6-1
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Arthur
Dawson and the Sonoma Ecology Center collaborated on this collection
of interviews with Sonoma Valley elders. The result is an absorbing
portrait of Sonoma Valley in the good old days. |
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The Body We Gather Winner of the 2006 Chapbook Contest |
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$12.00 ISBN 0-9661867-7-X |
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“Leaving my language behind,” begins the first poem of The Body We Gather, as Joel Friederich opens himself up to the experience of living in Japan. I found myself following him eagerly across the ocean, startled awake by Butoh dancers, witches, festivals, and scenes of Tokyo, all refracted through a traveler’s prism, his poems also travel deep into whole continents of human experience... birth, parenthood, death, and loss, drawing them with a rare freshness and clarity. This is a book to return to again and again; the work of a gifted poet. .......................................... .............................................. Arthur Dawson, author & publisher |
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| This Dark Land Where I Live "John
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$12.00 32 pages ISBN 0-9661867-9-6
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This Dark Land Where I Live, veteran poet John Noland's premiere chapbook of poems, is a must-read for any lover of any land. John succeeds, in every poem, in delivering the sweet and bittersweet, along with original images born of years of observation. Kulupi Press is proud of this first annual chapbook competition winner, and we are confident that the reader will delight in every word within these covers. Limited printing, so order soon! |
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"...true lives, steep loves, and exquisite human and natural histories" --(Stephen Kuusisto, author of Planet
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"Front Nine is an intimate portrait of the Newark Earthworks. Santer's poetry deftly explores the various meanings we have attached to this ancient American Indian monument in our efforts to understand the ultimately unfathomable cyclopean geometry lying at the heart of a small, Midwestern community." --Bradley Lepper, Curator of Archeology, Ohio Historical Society. |
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Where
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$10.00 ISBN 0-9661867-5-3
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