The new poetry book is now out, and I'm particularly excited that all proceeds from the sale of this book, which has been written to celebrate Earth Day, are being donated to the World Wildlife Fund.
Sublime Planet
Coauthored by Carolyn Howard-Johnson and Magdalena Ball
Photography by Ann Howley
Photography by Ann Howley
ISBN: 9781482054705
To order e-book or Kindle: http://bitly.com/EarthDayKind
To order paperback: http://amzn.to/SublimePlanet
To order e-book or Kindle: http://bitly.com/EarthDayKind
To order paperback: http://amzn.to/SublimePlanet
To hear Magdalena read the title poem: http://magdalenaball.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/SublimePlanet.mp3
This
collection of ecologically oriented poems traverses a wide terrain, moving from
the loss of species to the beauty of the natural world, from drought to the
exploration of alternative planets. It's an exhilarating collection that breaks
boundaries and leads the reader deep into the personal heart of perception.
Released by award winning poets Carolyn Howard-Johnson and Magdalena Ball to
celebrate Earth Day, this is a collection of poetry that weaves the personal
with the universal.
"Sublime Planet begins with Carolyn Howard
Johnson's love poems to the living world, rapturous poems, expansive in spirit
yet precise in detail: ‘An impossible moth,/dark eye at its center,
opaque//helicopter blades buzz and blur... .’ In Magdalena Ball's darker
meditations, hurt and thirst have entered the world facilitated, in part, by
the machinations of civilization. While Howard-Johnson's poems praise, Ball's
seem to sound a low warning. I recommend Sublime Planet particularly
to those individuals who reside on the planet." ~
Suzanne Lummis, UCLA poetry instructor and LA's unique contribution to the
poetry world
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