The poem itself is extraordinarily simple, or seems so. Only nine of its words are more than one syllable in length, and even they are such straight-forward words as "spoken," "unbroken," and "merc…
When this book was originally published in 1983, the author wanted it to be an all-purpose poetry writing textbook, a fount of inspiration and information on the writing process, a solid first step…
Terry Giles and Bill Doan have teamed up to apply the methodologies of performance criticism to the "performances" found in songs that are used in the Old Testament narrative. These songs were firs…
In He Was Here, Ivan Kauffman takes us back to the time when Jesus the Nazarene walked, talked, worked, partied, bled, and died on this very earth. Experience the gripping stories of the daughter o…
Where should one start, in writing about the spirituality of Anglicanism? The author makes an illuminating choice in beginning where Anglicanism, spirituality and poetry meet. For Anglicans, Englis…
Garnering awards from Choice, Christianity today: books& culture, and the conference on Christianity and literature when first published in 1998, the author of his book has been widely recognized a…
The author has been making poems for more than forty years. This beauthoful collection is a distillation of his best work, also including a number of new poems that interact with and enhance the ea…