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Knots
A volume of poetry and prose based upon various "knots" we encounter in everyday life.
78 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 17, 2006
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Susan Marie
14 books59 followersPoet, Spoken Word Poet, Writer, Published Author, Human Being.
Susan Marie was has two volumes of poetry available on Amazon. Ms. Marie is also a spoken word poet.
Book publishing credits include: "knots" [volume of poetry/prose] and "Shahada" [volume of poetry] and anthologies such as: "Trees of Surprise" "Poems of Inspiration and Faith" "Reflections on the Web" - "Nickel City Nights" - "Bare Bones Vol. 2" - "A Celebration of Western New York Poets: Wheels of Transformation" - "The Experience of Living & Dying Poetry Collection" - "Voices from the Herd' - "The Khaoa Musica Tarot" - "Three Line Poetry Issues #34 & #39 -"My Name is Nobody: Down in the Dirt" - "Darker Than Fiction" and "Reinvented Success: 26 Authors Share The Little Things That Matter So You Can Help Yourself Master Confidence, Motivation, and Success."
Poetry Magazine Publications include: Nomad Magazine, Poet Tree Magazine, Fiction365, beatdog, Harlem World NYC, American Tolkien Society Vol. II. III. IV, Minis Tirith Evening Star, Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting, Global Voices/Rising Voices, Poems and Poetry, Rebelle Society, kritya, The Empathy Library, Black Elephant, Helen: A Literary Magazine, Spillwords, Poetry Inspired, South Florida Poetry Journal.
Photography: Light - A Journal of Photography and Art, Black Elephant.
Susan's writing has been translated to Dari, Spanish, Croatian and Hindi. In 2007, she was invited to The Kritya International Poetry Festival in Chandigarh, India by Dr. Rati Saxena.
Susan Marie was has two volumes of poetry available on Amazon. Ms. Marie is also a spoken word poet.
Book publishing credits include: "knots" [volume of poetry/prose] and "Shahada" [volume of poetry] and anthologies such as: "Trees of Surprise" "Poems of Inspiration and Faith" "Reflections on the Web" - "Nickel City Nights" - "Bare Bones Vol. 2" - "A Celebration of Western New York Poets: Wheels of Transformation" - "The Experience of Living & Dying Poetry Collection" - "Voices from the Herd' - "The Khaoa Musica Tarot" - "Three Line Poetry Issues #34 & #39 -"My Name is Nobody: Down in the Dirt" - "Darker Than Fiction" and "Reinvented Success: 26 Authors Share The Little Things That Matter So You Can Help Yourself Master Confidence, Motivation, and Success."
Poetry Magazine Publications include: Nomad Magazine, Poet Tree Magazine, Fiction365, beatdog, Harlem World NYC, American Tolkien Society Vol. II. III. IV, Minis Tirith Evening Star, Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting, Global Voices/Rising Voices, Poems and Poetry, Rebelle Society, kritya, The Empathy Library, Black Elephant, Helen: A Literary Magazine, Spillwords, Poetry Inspired, South Florida Poetry Journal.
Photography: Light - A Journal of Photography and Art, Black Elephant.
Susan's writing has been translated to Dari, Spanish, Croatian and Hindi. In 2007, she was invited to The Kritya International Poetry Festival in Chandigarh, India by Dr. Rati Saxena.
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September 9, 2014
Okay, so I bought this book online, thinking it would be about 200 pages of truly interesting prose and poetry and full of the symbol of knots which I'm very interested in. However, It is a very short chapbook and the writer's work seems to be in very early stages. But I did admire that it was a whole book and so beautifully made. I wonder if it is unusual that half the book is a collection of poems that tell a short fantastical story that involve the love between a mermaid and a man. They bear a child together. What I think is unusual is that each very short poem is told in the perspective of either the man or the woman. It's almost like reading the notes to a novel which takes place in a fantasy medieval world of ships and sea. I kind of like it. I wonder what this writer will do next? Poetry or prose?
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