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The Fourth Figure In the Furnace The Twin Towers of Baghdad and Troy Baskets of Baghdad: Poems of the Middle East The Baskets of Baghdad - reprinted (with additions) Blake and Beethoven in the Tempest Bush, Blake & Job in the Garden of Eden
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 Winged Chariots. soft cover; Newport Bay Publishing. "Winged Chariots"; a Study of Time, Texting, and
the Wheels of War.
and "The Passenger"; A Surreal Canadian Drama of Time and
Destinations.
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 Holes in the Sky. soft cover; Newport Bay Publishing. "Holes in the Sky" Stories of Discovery told in verse. Engaging, well crafted, often humorous poems with "sociable themes" for children.
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 The Fourth Figure In the Furnace. soft cover; 80 pages; Newport Bay Publishing. "The Fourth Figure in the Furnace" blends
history, fiction, poetry, and commentary. The discursive narrative
depicts the stifling of Imagination by the intertwined coils of Empire
since breathing on land came into fashion. This comprehensive, timely, inter-cultural work merits study by advanced students in liberal arts programs.
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 The Twin Towers of Baghdad and Troy: An Episodic Essay
in Verse and Prose. soft cover; 27 pages; Newport Bay Publishing. History, myth, evolution, religion, imperialism and
archetypal patterns are blended in this literary dramatization of the
relentless, pervasive age-old legacy of the sword over song.
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 Seven Tone Poems: Lyric verse in song. soft cover;
28 pages; Newport Bay Publishing. Music and words by Stanley K. Freiberg. Arranged by
Tim Plait. Performed at the Victoria Conservatory of Music.
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 The Baskets of Baghdad - reprinted (with addtions); soft cover;
103 pages; Newport Bay Publishing.
Fifty reprinted poems from the original 1967 text; a musical
score of the title poem; Baghdad and Victoria, BC intermingled in a requiem
short story; and a historical, cultural, literary essay in poetry and
prose on the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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 On Gravel Roads: Tales if Early Ontario; soft cover; 169 pages; Newport Bay Publishing. Local colour, history, and family life are blended in
these eight time-related stories. Their exposition depends largely
upon realism, poetic heightening and surrealism.
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 Jahanara: Daughter of the Taj Mahal; soft cover; 131 pages; Newport Bay Publishing
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 The Hidden City; soft cover; 119 pages; Newport Bay Publishing
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 The Dignity of Dust; soft cover; 148 pages; Newport Bay Publishing. A collection created from acquaintance with a wide range
of locales and cultures.
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 Anaho of the Southstars; soft
cover; 112 pages; Newport Bay Publishing.
A contemporary story of Pyramid Lake, the University of
Nevada, and downtown Reno interwoven with Paiute mythology and authentic
historical episodes from America's westward movement.
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 Nightmare Tales; hard cover; 93 pages; Borealis Press
These tales are as elusive and disquieting as a nightmare, as substantial as
fear on a dark night. Each one elevates an authentic rendering of King's
County, Nova Scotia into an horrific world of the imagination. They echo
with the resonance of folk tales, and yet are superbly crafted in the most
lyrical of prose; timeless, but with the immediacy of the best experimental
fiction. Freiberg has created a haunting masterpiece, of no less value for
its being unlike anything else in our literature. - John Moss.
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The Caplin-Crowded Seas; soft cover; 87 pages; Crest Publications
The Baskets of Baghdad; soft cover; 105 pages; Crest Publications
Plumes of the Serpent; soft cover; 75 pages; Crest Publications
Sverre, King of Norway; staple binding; 66 pages; Newport Bay Publishing Ltd.
Blake and Beethoven in the Tempest; staple binding; 50 pages; Newport Bay Publishing Ltd.
Mad Blake at Felpham; staple binding; 47 pages; 12 copies available; Newport Bay Publishing
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