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Barnes, Barry We Sleep In a Burning House: Poems $12. Lawrence musician and performance poet’s critique of African American experience
Caraza, Xánath Conjuro (English, Spanish, Nahuatl), poems $18. Trilingual, award winning book of a Nahuatl-Mexican writer, from Aztec heritage to urban and global settings. Translated by Sandra Kingery. Caraza, Xánath Silabas de viento / Syllables of Wind (English and Spanish), poems $18. Trans. Sandra Kingery. Introducción by Carlos J. Aldazábal. Caraza’s second full-length collection of verse establishes her as a premiere author of both Spanish and English verse. A native of Xalapa and resident of Kansas City, Caraza gives testimony to the powerful transformative experience of global identity. Donde la luz es violeta / Where the Light is Violet, $18. Meditations on color, elements, motion. See Authors A-M.
Field, Greg, Black Heart: Poems, $15. Musical, heart-rending lyrics by a Potawatomi mixed-heritage jazz drummer. Field is multi-talented, a poet’s poet and a musician’s musician.
Gilkeson, Jim, Three Lost Worlds, $20, memoir about three spiritual communities from Wichita to Denmark and back to California.
Lopez, Michael H., Where the Ducks Go, chapbook of poems, $15. Mixed heritage poet, teacher, wanderer now living in the Bay Area describes passions and beauty in this lyrical first book.
DANCE: Indigenous Nations Poets Write from the Library of Congress 2022. 12.00 24-page staple-bound chapbook. Edited by Denise Low and Edgar Silex. A unique, short-run collectible publication. PAYPAL ORDER NOW POETS: Kenzie Allen, Tacey M. Atsitty, Kimberly Blaeser, Anthony Ceballos, Mary Christensen, Kinsale Drake, Halee Kirkwood, Denise Low, Arielle Taitano Lowe, Deborah Miranda, Elise Paschen, Rena Priest, Ha’åni Lucia Falo San Nicolas, Edgar Silex, Annie Westrup
Lajimodiere, Denise Bitter Tears, $12. chapbook, 36 pp., 2016. Ojibwa writer’s verse about boarding school experiences. North Dakota Poet Laureate!
Low, Denise, ed. To the Stars: Ks. Poets of the Ad Astra Project, $12. Published with Washburn University’s Center for Kansas Studies and distributed by Mammoth, this is the 2nd Ks. poet laureate project. Ks. Notable Bk. Low, Denise, ed. and author,
Low, Denise, Moods of Poetry: A Guidebook. This unique approach to writing poetry focuses on ways to best express anger, love, grief, joy, and celebration. $15.00
Milk, Theresa *Haskell Institute: 19th C. Stories of Survival $20. This historic work is a doctoral dissertation for the University of Kansas, by a Lakota writer who is a Haskell alumna. A Mammoth bestseller!
Myers, Lana Wirt Prairie Rhythms: Life and Poetry of May Williams Ward, biography with poetry $14 This innovative prose book includes Ward’s poetry and etchings as well as careful research. Ward published in Harpers and other national journals, taught workshops, and inspired William Allen White. Ks. Notable Bk
Parsons, Jerahmy Articulations, chapbook, 24 pp., $12. Poetry from a Sonoma County winemaker. See Authors M-Z
Puckett, Caleb Fate Lines / Desire Lines, poems and prose $15. Puckett designs poetic forms, re-inventing traditional and giving new life to prose poems. He edits Futures Trading and Nimrod International (poetry asst.)
Rodriguez, Linda Dark Sister: Poems $16. Acclaimed author of award-winning Skeet Bannion Cherokee detective series tells lyrical stories of her and her family’s experience of Cherokee and borderlands western history. She entertains as a storyteller and moves readers to joy and tears.
Schultz, Elizabeth *White-Skin Deer: Hoopa Stories $12. 1950s era elders’ stories, retold by a first-hand witness.
Seter, Dave, Somewhere West of the Mississippi, chapbook (28 pp.), 2025 $15. See Authors M-Z.
Sheldon, William Rain Comes Riding: Poems $12. Storyteller relays insights into Great Plains, human nature.
Shuck, Kim. Whose Water: Poems $10. Poet Laureate of San Francisco, enrolled Cherokee, writes a stunning long poem about her journey across the United States, what becomes a personal migration along its waterways. A-Wi/Deer, with Denise Low, 24-page chapbook celebrating this mystical and adaptable herbivore, from a Cherokee perspective.
Tambornino, Pamela Dawes *Maggie’s Story: Teachings of a Cherokee Healer $14, hardcover $24. Enrolled Cherokee writers shares humorous and tragic memories from Red Earth country.
Two-Rivers, E. Donald Fat Cats, Powwows: Poems (2003) Rpt. 2nd edition 2009 $12. Poetry with biography, bibliography. Anishinaabe (Ojibwa) activist and writer, his only collection of poetry in print
Wagner, Maryfrances. Dioramas, poetry. $15. 2015 Maryfrances Wagner reinvents the process of memory as she guides readers through living tableaux of her past. Her views of Italian American life in the heartland annotates a rich cultural heritage.
Weso, Tom & Denise Low Langston Hughes in Lawrence: Photos & Biographical Resources $12, hardcover $22. Publishers of Mammoth project about hometown hero Langston Hughes. 35 photos. A Mammoth bestseller.
Willie, Diane Sharp Rocks. Short fiction set in the Southwest with contemporary expressions of mythic times, including La Llorona, sisters who survive the Navajo Long Walk, and more. $10 chapbook. Original color cover by the author.
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