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MAMMOTH READING TUES., APRIL 29, KS. U. UNION, 5:30 pm, Features XánathCaraza, Julie Unruh, Oliver Hall

Denise Low and Tom Weso, co-publishers, will also read. J4.29.14MammothNetoin Mammoth Authors and Publishers for a celebration of 10 years in business with a reading featuring XánathCaraza and Global Green partners Julie Unruh and Oliver Hall. Stephen Meats and local Mammoth authors will be introduced and read briefly. Denise Low and Tom Weso, co-publishers of Mammoth and KU graduates, will also read from Mammoth books. Refreshments will complete this end-of-the-work-day event.

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Mammoth is publishing books by Caleb Puckett, Stephen Meats (Looking for the Pale Eagle) Greg Field, Robert Day, and Xanath Caraza in 2014. Caleb Puckett’s FATE LINES /DESIRE LINES publication date is March 15, 2014PuckettCvrNet

978-1-939301-86-4 92 pages 5 ½ by 8 ½ perfect bound

Fate Lines/ Desire Lines, by Caleb Puckett, is a superb collection from a poet with an original voice and a daring approach to language. He speaks to all kinds of lines that define our lives, especially storylines about what our lives are and are not. Puckett inhabits the landscape of possibilities, designing his own poetic forms, re-inventing traditional forms, and giving new life to prose poems and free verse. Puckett prompts us to think through those lines we carry and carve across the earth. Fate Lines/ Desire Lines balances between choice and compulsion, nature and persuasion.

Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Caleb Puckett lives with his wife, sons, and dogs in Ottawa, Kansas, where he works as an academic librarian. He has two book-length collections from Otoliths, Tales from the Hinterland and Market Street Exit.  In addition to writing, Puckett serves as editor-in-chief for a library science journal, associate poetry editor for Nimrod International Journal, and editor for the online literary journal Futures Trading (futurestradinglit.weebly.com).

Reviewers with established credentials should contact Mammoth for review copies.