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A 6-time
Pushcart Prize nominee, Jéanpaul Ferro’s work has appeared
on National Public Radio, Contemporary American Voices,
Columbia Review, Emerson Review, Connecticut Review, Sierra
Nevada Review, Boston Literary Magazine, Long Island
Quarterly, Bryant Literary Review, Portland Monthly, The
Providence Journal, Arts & Understanding Magazine, Oregon
Literary Review, Cortland Review, Hawaii Review, Houston
Literary Review, Identity Theory, and others.
Rachel Mallino lives in North Carolina with her husband, daughter, and various lovable animals. Her poetry has appeared in various online and print journals including 42opus, BOXCAR Poetry Review, Wicked Alice, Stirring, Pebble Lake Review, Blue Fifth Review, and others. Her poem, “Knuckle-bone”, placed in Sundress Publication’s Best Of The Net 2006 Anthology. She is the founder and editor for Tilt Press.
Big Time is the first chapbook by Burlington, NJ poet
and musician Don Kloss.
Christian Ward is a Londoner who is currently finishing the final year of a degree in English Literature & Creative Writing at Roehampton University, London. He hopes to travel after his degree is finished and then commence a postgraduate degree in English Literature. He likes to read, watch films and write. He hates sport, things which are trendy and people who refuse to be themselves. His work has previously been published in Iota, Other Poetry, The Poetry Kit, Softblow, Chronogram, Lily Lit Review, Word Riot, Andwerve, Fire, Zygote in my Coffee, nthposition, Cider Press Review, Chantarelle's Notebook and Ottawa Arts Review.
The Forgotten is a collection of new and old poems
that have floated around in limbo and now finally found a
home. It is KB's twelfth chapbook.
A collection of short stories in a conversational tone, this is Kristina's second book for Maverick Duck.
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Sonnets by Anna Evans Maverick Duck Press, 2008 $5.00 Anna Evans’ poems have appeared or are forthcoming in the Harvard Review, Atlanta Review, Rattle, and Measure. She gained her MFA from Bennington College, and is the Associate Editor of the Raintown Review. Her chapbook Swimming is also available from Maverick Duck Press.
 Pre-Elixir by J. Michael Wahlgren Maverick Duck Press, 2008 $5.00 J Michael Wahlgren is the author of one chapbook Chariots of Flame (Maverick Duck Press, 2007) & a full-length poetry collection Silent Actor (BeWrite Books, 2008). He was influenced early on by the fiction of Hermann Hesse. He resides in Boston, Ma where he edits & web designs Eight Octaves Magazine. J Michael studied philosophy for two years in upstate New York. He can be found playing guitar for his gray & white feline or reading an array of modern poetry. The poems in this chapbook can be found in Snow Monkey, Sphere Literary Magazine, Holy Cuspidor, Static Movement, elimae, Flutter Poetry Journal, Mississippi Crow, Watching the Wheels: A Blackbird, & Thick With Conviction.
 Chantarelle's
Notebook Volume 3 Maverick Duck Press, 2008 $5.00 The third print annual of the online journal Chantarelle's Notebook features poetry from Corrine DeWinter, Russell Rowland, Bridgette Holmes, Amber Decker, Michael Keshigian and many more.
P.S. IOU is the first chapbook from Caitlin Crowley, a student and poet from Eden Prairie, Minnesota. She enjoys swimming and reading poems by Sylvia Plath, Charles Bukowski, T.S. Eliot, Pablo Neruda, and more.
Worshipfully and other poems is the first
chapbook from Lauren Reynolds, a student at Wayne State. Ms. Reynolds has been
published in The Red Hawk Review and other literary journals.
J. Michael Wahlgren's Chariots of Flame is like
a ripe berry: there's a lot of juice packed into such a small package. The
variety of poems in the chapbook is astonishing. Wahlgren is equally adept at
the short poem, as in "Notes," and the longer lines of "Arms." Read in one
sitting the collection ebbs and flows smoothly, but you could be forgiven for
stopping and chewing some of the meatier poems. "Is it safe to say I lost my
way" begins one of those, entitled "August Deluge." But Wahlgren doesn't lose
his way. His small collection moves like a speed-drunk road trip. And when he
reaches the end with the powerful "Contradiction" you understand that the
journey has been a spiritual quest, like all speed-drunk trips. "I write/as a
way to behave," Wahlgren says, and I can't remember a more succinct reason for
the quest.
14 Ways To Die is Kendall A. Bell's eleventh
chapbook and the first geared towards a specific theme: death. The poems within
cover murder, suicide and illness. They are fact and fiction. They are meant to
be unsettling.
This is the first chapbook for Maverick Duck Press by Jon Ballard. He is also the author
of the poetry chapbook Lonesome (Pudding House).
One of the finest
up and coming poets today, this is Kristina's first book for Maverick
Duck Press.
A collection of the finest poems and poets from the journal's first
year.
Preservation is a collection of poems from
Kendall A. Bell's previous eight chapbooks, with a few new poems thrown
in for good measure. The poems within cover a time span of eight years.
Written from her 'every woman' standpoint, Ranta's poems
should resound with anyone and everyone who longs for a little more from
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Inside Bone There's Always Marrow 
Big Time 
Bone Transmissions 
The
Forgotten 
Strange
Gospels 
Maerchen
Romance
P.S. IOU
Worshipfully
and other poems
Chariots of Flame
14 Ways To Die
Sad Town
Chantarelle's Notebook
Warm Summer Memories
The Chloe Poems
Mid-Range
Wire To The Heart
3Verse
The Mathematics of Frustration and Loss
Hazy Expressions
