NEW FROM WOODPECKER LANE 2021
SECOND WIND |
POEMS by LAURIE LEWIS
In this insightful, moving, and often very funny collection, Laurie Lewis reflects on all that a long and at times difficult life has offered her, with an honesty that will knock you flat. From the mundane to the sublime, she allows nothing to escape notice … a further reveal – this time in poetic form – of her intelligence, her cheeky wit, and her incomparable vision.
– Carolyn Smart, author of Hooked and Careen
$17 paper
Available at Novel Idea Books, 156 Princess Street | Kingston 613-546-9799 | novid@kingston.net | http://novelideabooks.ca
Laurie Lewis is a writer and publisher and an active member of the Kingston literary community. Her written work has been heard on CBC Radio and is widely published including in Queen’s Feminist Review, Queen’s Quarterly, the Toronto Quarterly, Vista, and the Globe and Mail. Her memoir Little Comrades (Porcupine’s Quill, 2011) was named one of the Globe’s Top 100 Books of the Year. Love, and All That Jazz was published in 2013. Laurie is a fellow of Graphic Designers of Canada and editor emerita of Vista, the publication of the Seniors Association in Kingston, Ontario.
Laurie Lewis is a writer and publisher and an active member of the Kingston literary community. Her written work has been heard on CBC Radio and is widely published including in Queen’s Feminist Review, Queen’s Quarterly, the Toronto Quarterly, Vista, and the Globe and Mail. Her memoir Little Comrades (Porcupine’s Quill, 2011) was named one of the Globe’s Top 100 Books of the Year. Love, and All That Jazz was published in 2013. Laurie is a fellow of Graphic Designers of Canada and editor emerita of Vista, the publication of the Seniors Association in Kingston, Ontario.
FALL BOOKS 2020
- From two Kingston poets, Meg Freer and Chantel Lavoie: Serve the Sorrowing World with Joy, an evocative illustrated collection of poems dedicated to the Sisters of Providence. Available at Novel Idea, Kingston.
- Lost Boy from a Line of Heroes: a powerful memoir by writer and artist Gordon Miller on the long journey back from a childhood tragedy that altered his life forever. Contact Goodminds.com at orders@goodminds.com.
- A Distant Disturbance, an ebook mystery stretched between Canada and New Zealand, by fiction writer Maureen Garvie. Kindle edition available at Amazon.com.
- From sculptor John Boxtel, For All He Gave Me: how one man brought his family of 13 alive and well through World War II in the Netherlands. Available at Novel Idea, Kingston.
For further information, contact woodpeckerlanepress@gmail.com.
SUMMER 2020
Dr. Michael Hefferon's latest venture
into the world of medical myth
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