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By: Alcover, Joan—Kristine Doll & Robert E. Brown, Translators
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2004
Edition: First
Seller ID: CCC01C.1
A bilingual (Catalan-English) poetry and art book by one of Catalonia's foremost poets of the 19th century. View more info
By: Alcover, Joan—Kristine Doll & Robert E. Brown, Translators
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2004
Edition: First
Seller ID: CCC01C.3
A bilingual (Catalan-English) poetry and art book by one of Catalonia's foremost poets of the 19th century. Limited edition: 26 copies signed and lettered (A-Z) by the Translators and the Artist. View more info
By: Attal, Fuad--author & translator
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2005
Edition: First, Limited, Signed & Lettered
Seller ID: CCC010.2
A bilingual (Arabic/English) chapbook of poetry by a Palestinian-American who wants to hear the music from the mosque, the church, and the synagogue. Signed & Lettered (26 copies, A-Z copies produced). View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 1982
Edition: First
Inscription: For my grandmother, Esther Kransberg (1882-1862)
Seller ID: CCC145.1
"If any poet working in America at present has the power to smash complacency, it is [Axelrod].... If his work is news to you, you're lucky to hold this book in your hand. Here, from several collections now hard to obtain, are some of the most lovely, harrowing, and outrageously funny poems from his first twenty publishing years. For good measure, there is a trove of new work besides." --X. J. Kennedy "David B. Axelrod's New and Selected Poems is a striking and extre... View more info
By: Bai, Hong Ai & Digby, John
Price: $17.50
Publisher: Oyster Bay, NY & Merrick, NY, The Feral Press & Cross-Cultural Communications: 2017
Edition: First
Seller ID: FP007.1
This book is a bilingual (Chinese-English) collection of poems by Chinese emperors written from 220 BCE till AD 1912. View more info
By: Bai, Hong Ai & Digby, John
Price: $35.00
Publisher: Oyster Bay, NY & Merrick, NY, The Feral Press & Cross-Cultural Communications: 2017
Edition: First
Seller ID: FP007.2
This book is a bilingual (Chinese-English) collection of poems by Chinese emperors written from 220 BCE till AD 1912. View more info
By: Barkan, Stanley & Polyakov, Mark
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Sofia, Bulgaria, AngoBoy: 2007
Edition: First
Seller ID: ANGOBOY1
One poem for each month of the year with complementary photoart. This is a collaborative (Poetry & Photoart) work by poet Stanley H. Barkan and Photoartist Mark Polyakov. Published in Bulgaria, but available through distribution services of Cross-Cultural Communications. View more info
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Krakow & New York, Inter Esse & Cross-Cultural Communications: 2003
Edition: First
Seller ID: CCCP02P.1
“The profound way Barkan articulates constant desire to return home and to bring his readers home by merging them into his own extended and extensive family makes Mishpocheh surely one of the most remarkable poetry collections to be released in the early twenty-first century. The volume’s uniqueness is also emphasized by Bebe Barkan´s colorful paintings–mostly of her family members and her husband’s (including Grandma Celia). Like much of the artwork included in... View more info
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Sofia, Bulgaria, AngoBoy: 2012
Edition: First
Inscription: for the seeds we have produced and the fruits . .
Seller ID: ANGOBOY2.1
A father-daughter poetry & art collaboration. Each letter of the alphabet, from A-Z, is represented by a poem beginning with that letter, some complemented by drawings, from Apple to Zucchini. "All of Stanley H. Barkan's poems are seeded in his heart, in his soul.... His work is accessible and lyrical and often coloured by a wisdom as profound and as echoing as that of Robert Frost." --Peter Thabit Jones "Stanley Barkan is the Jewish Dylan Thomas." --Barbara Hol... View more info
Price: $25.00
Publisher: Sofia, Bulgaria, AngoBoy: 2012
Edition: First
Inscription: for the seeds we have produced and the fruits . .
Seller ID: ANGOBOY2.2
A father-daughter poetry & art collaboration. Each letter of the alphabet, from A-Z, is represented by a poem beginning with that letter, some complemented by drawings, from Apple to Zucchini. "All of Stanley H. Barkan's poems are seeded in his heart, in his soul.... His work is accessible and lyrical and often coloured by a wisdom as profound and as echoing as that of Robert Frost." --Peter Thabit Jones "Stanley Barkan is the Jewish Dylan Thomas." --Barbara Holland "[Ba... View more info
By: Barkan, Stanley H. Barkan, Bebe, Illustrator
Price: $15.00
Publisher: Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, The Feral Press: 2016
Edition: First
Inscription: Dedicated to all the huckleberry gang
Seller ID: FP011.1
This is the first in a three-part series of Brooklyn poems by Stanley H. Barkan, with illustrations by his artist wife, Bebe Barkan. The other two in the series are "Butterfly Dreams" and "Sutter and Snediker." View more info
By: Barkan, Stanley H. Barkan, Bebe, Illustrator
Price: $30.00
Publisher: Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, The Feral Press: 2016
Edition: First
Inscription: Dedicated to all the huckleberry gang
Seller ID: FP011.2
This is the first in a three-part series of Brooklyn Poems by Stanley H. Barkan, illustrated by his artist wife, Bebe Barkan. The other two in the series are "Butterfly Dreams" and "Sutter & Snediker. View more info
By: Barkan, Stanley H. Digby, John, Illustrator
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York, The Feral Press: 2016
Edition: First
Seller ID: FP013
This is the second a three-part series of poetry about Brooklyn, by Stanley H. Barkan, illustrated (collages) by John Digby. The first in the series is "Brooklyn Poems," and the third, "Sutter & Snediker," the latter two illustrated by the poets artist wife, Bebe Barkan View more info
Price: $17.50
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2009
Edition: First
Seller ID: CCC962.1
TEA WITH NANA is a book of paintings and poems, created throughout the life of woman, who from an early childhood on Long Island, was surrounded by the paintings of her artist mother and the poetry books of her poet-publisher father. This book is an exploration of her inner and outer mind, local and international, through English and several other languages (Hebrew, French, Italian). In a very real sense this book is a cross-cultural journey from birth and childhood, gir... View more info
By: Clemente, Vince
Price: $50.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA & Krakow, Poland, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2002
Edition: First
Seller ID: CCCLI.3
An Italian-American poet, living in Sag Harbor, Long Island, writes of his "salient runnel of melody," which, to him, is sweeter than Vivaldi. Signed and lettered by the author and the artist. View more info
By: Gregorek, Jerzy & Gregorek, Aniela
Price: $40.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2015
Edition: First
Inscription: To our fellow poets whose generation experienced
Seller ID: CCC987A
FOREWORD "These moving poems, which are a part of every Jew's heritage, were written in the period between the wars—one and two—when there was still a slim hope assimilation would prevail, and the Jews wouldn't be considered the enemy. Meanwhile, the Nazis were practicing their extermination techniques, and making plans to eliminate the Jews. The Nazis first plan of attack was to issue hope—the Jews would be allowed to emigrate to Mozambique, as long as they ga... View more info
By: Gregorek, Jerzy & Gregorek, Aniela
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2015
Edition: First
Inscription: To our fellow poets whose generation experienced
Seller ID: CCC987B
FOREWORD "These moving poems, which are a part of every Jew's heritage, were written in the period between the wars—one and two—when there was still a slim hope assimilation would prevail, and the Jews wouldn't be considered the enemy. Meanwhile, the Nazis were practicing their extermination techniques, and making plans to eliminate the Jews. The Nazis first plan of attack was to issue hope—the Jews would be allowed to emigrate to Mozambique, as long as they ga... View more info
By: Halama, Theofil
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2006
Edition: First
Inscription: But where there is peril
Seller ID: CZE2
“Early inspired by Robinson Jeffers, the American poet who distilled from his dark themes an essence of Inhumanist causality and fatalism that is difficult to live by, [Czech-American poet Theofil] Halama finds in his mature work that faith is pragmatic and hope remains plausible. Such confident poetic acts serve transparencies of experience; that is what is greatest about Halama’s charged metaphors.” —John Dotson Poet, playwright, artist, educator, editor, an... View more info
By: Halama, Theofil
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communications: 2006
Edition: First
Inscription: Life is probably round. --Van Gogh
Seller ID: CZE3
Theofil Halama, a renowned Czech American poet, was born in Mistrovice near Cesky Tesin (Czech Republic) in 1932. He graduated in 1958 from the School of Philosophy, Masaryk University, Brno, in German and Czech Language and Literature. He taught at secondary level in the Ostrava region. His poetry was published in Host do domu and Cerveny kvet. He went into exile in 1970. Since 1973, Halama has held teaching positions in the United States at the University ... View more info
By: Halama, Theofil
Price: $10.00
Publisher: Merrick, New York, USA, Cross-Cultural Communiations: 2008
Edition: First
Inscription: For our son
Seller ID: CZE4
Theofil Halama, a renowned Czech American poet, was born in Mistrovice near Cesky Tesin (Czech Republic) in 1932. He graduated in 1958 from the School of Philosophy, Masaryk University, Brno, in German and Czech Language and Literature. He taught at secondary level in the Ostrava region. His poetry was published in Host do domu and Cerveny kvet. He went into exile in 1970. Since 1973, Halama has held teaching positions in the United States at the University ... View more info