Limestone ManRichard Parry is a painter who cannot paint, a writer who doesnt write. His obsession is Lulu, that orphan off the street, his aboriginal green child. But on returning from Australia to his hometown he finds it has become notorious for the suicides of young people. As Parry tries to connect past and present he is haunted by dreams of Australia and of his youth. Yet is Parry all he seems? Isnt he frankly, a bit creepy? How trustworthy is memory? And

masterfully crafted

marks a pivotal moment in the development of photography

joins Mary Dorcey

people who read nature poetry

via increasing rural and cultural devastation in Deslendário (1981) to a large Amazonian city

who have not

this work “opens exciting territory where poems haven’t dared to venture—the toxic side of the Information Age as it veers out of control

perseverance and patience

Throwing Mother In The Skip

self-deprecating wit

Mahmoud Darwish A Poem

Kane’s books include All Poets Welcome: The Lower East Side Poetry Scene in the 1960s