Puddin'head Press

The word that had many voices -- Storm King Mountain -- Father -- The alchemist's stone -- If beggar boys were shamans -- A mountain in a suitcase -- Symmetries -- A matter of degrees -- Twenty years of empty spaces -- Unforgiving -- At christmas just before midnight -- In age -- Snowball, Gregory Corso and a village stoop -- Translucence -- Dead people -- Being born of bone -- Fossil -- Full moon above main street -- Ka-Ching! -- STROKE! -- Leaves and spit -- Ramses visits the cradle of democracy -- Masks and carved animals -- Wallpaper memories -- Rivers in the ocean -- An arborist's taxonomy -- The intensity of light -- The hand-off -- Proud ilium -- Nationbuilding -- The gates are set to close -- Little cowboys geniuses -- Fine bone China -- Tthe little things -- Not time -- With no return addresses -- Helios -- What light? -- Nanotechnology man -- V Roadhouse restaurant & girll -- Where colors end -- Asking forgiveness -- Obesrving the constellations in grand central -- Along the back roads from Illinois to Pennsylvania -- After sundown at Rye Beach -- Where the farthest galaxies roar into nothingness -- Best not to know a town too well -- In the beginning.

"...the poems in 'BrotherKeeper' shine with a reverence for the holiness of things that is completely in the spirit of St. Francis. Not since Edwin O'Conner's 'The Edge of Sadness' have the joys and sacrifices of priesthood been so frankly and affectionately de-lineated."

"This compilation of Chicago working class poems is reminiscent of Sandburg's Windy City years in its big shoulder curbside observation. If you had just entered the pearly gates of heaven Lee's poetry would be there, but you'd find this book, a halo with dreams, on heaven's train tracks contemplating jumping the ledge and burning all the way down like a Parliament light.

Collection of poetry by Marydale Stewart. A book about home and identity.

A collection of vaguely autobiographical poetry on love, romance, and navigating Chicago and the West Suburbs as a New Englander.<br />