Burgundy is more than a place on the map of France. It is also a place which inspires and provokes the senses, both physical and spiritual... wine, food, light, history, memories, churches, people and much more. This book presents a chronicle of how one place has inspired a variety of writing.
Burgundy is more than a place on the map of France. It is also a place which inspires and provokes the senses, both physical and spiritual... wine, fo...
In English and Spanish Sweet Cuba The Building of a Poetic Tradition: 1608-1958 Forja de una tradicion poetica: 1608-1958 Published by Hidden Brook Press ISBN - 978-1-897475-53-9 Editor: Dr. Manuel de Jesus Velazquez Leon Translators: John B. Lee, Dr. Manuel de Jesus Velazquez Leon Sweet Cuba is the most significant book of translated Cuban poetry ever published. It will remain of dominant importance in Cuba's poetic history for decades to come. Cuban poetry has never had such a thorough and precise translation as is presented here in this collection. Sweet Cuba es el libro de poesia cubana...
In English and Spanish Sweet Cuba The Building of a Poetic Tradition: 1608-1958 Forja de una tradicion poetica: 1608-1958 Published by Hidden Brook Pr...
"In This We Hear the Light," is a exceptional collection of Cuba theme poetry by award winning poet, John B. Lee, - without a doubt some of his most outstanding work, juxtaposed by an equally splendid assembly of Cuba theme photography by Richard M. Grove. The poems and photographs represent the inspiration from many years of travelling in Cuba. Since first traveling to Cuba, John B. Lee came to love the island and to admire her people. "In This We Hear the Light," is an ekphrastic project, its literary efforts are beautifully complemented by Grove's exquisite photographs. The poems and the...
"In This We Hear the Light," is a exceptional collection of Cuba theme poetry by award winning poet, John B. Lee, - without a doubt some of his most o...
John B. Lee’s voyage of research, interviews, and travels began in his quest to learn more about his great-aunt who has served as a missionary in China. The result is this extraordinary book of discovery which takes readers back into the nineteenth century and through the tumultuous history of China during the early twentieth century. Only a master poet and historically acute person such as John B. Lee could begin this saga and complete it so convincingly.
John B. Lee’s voyage of research, interviews, and travels began in his quest to learn more about his great-aunt who has served as a missionary in Ch...
