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Add any of the books on this page for your shopping cart (regardless of the inventory status), and use the "Order Comments" field to let us know how you would like your book(s) autographed and/or inscribed. Upon receipt of your prepaid order, we will ask Ms. Byer to come by the bookstore to complete your inscription request at her earliest convenience. As a working poet, Ms. Byer keeps a busy travel schedule and may occasionally require several weeks to complete a request. If you want a book that is simply autographed rather than personally inscribed, we may well be able to fill your order directly from our shelves within one or two days. “If the Deep South is a dusty plain haunted by childhood, thesemountains are a crazy-quilt of trails haunted by women’s voices,”Kathryn Stripling Byer says of the Blue Ridge Mountains of westernNorth Carolina, where she has spent most of her adult life. A native ofthe flatlands of southwest Georgia, Byer was drawn to the mountains, the birthplace of her grandmother, by an almost atavistic sense of belonging.
 Aretha's Hat: Inauguration Day, 2009 (Paperback)$10.00 ISBN-13: 9781615849949Availability: Special Order - Subject to Availability Published: Ash Creek Press, 09/03/2009 Aretha's Hat: Inauguration Day 2009 is a
unique collaboration between two poets who have been friends since
meeting at a workshop with A. R. Ammons thirty-one years ago. Read more about it here.
 Catching Light: Poems (Paperback)$16.95 ISBN-13: 9780807127704Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Louisiana State University Press, 04/01/2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS:
In the Photograph Gallery 3
Old 15
Letting 16
Fallow 17
Vanity 18
Eve 19
Cold Spell 20
Trunk 21
Music Lessons 22
Her Porch 23
Correspondence 24
Handiwork 26
Open Casket 28
Aria 29
Nocturne 30
Pearls 32
Dark Hour 35
Wedding 37
Eavesdropping 39
Wisteria 41
El Dia de los Muertos 42
Nemesis 44
Unanswerable 46
Bathtub 47
Early 49
Hoot Owl 50
Listen 51
Nightcap 53
Tired 55
Sleepless 57
Eve Sings to the Okra 59
Open 61
Notes 62
 Wake (Paperback)ISBN-13: 9780971204614 Availability: Special Order - Subject to Availability Published: Spring Street Editions, 04/01/2003 A collection of 12 poems written in the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist attacks by award-winning poet Kathryn Stripling Byer. This chapbook features handmade endpapers and a hand-sewn binding.  Coming to Rest: Poems (Paperback)$16.95 ISBN-13: 9780807131350Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Louisiana State University Press, 04/01/2006 Table of Contents
Coastal plain 3
Again 5
Scuppernongs 6
Hallows 7
Coming to rest 9
I listen 12
Pneumonia 13
Halloween 15
Empty 17
Nobody's baby tonight 19
Still to us at twilight 20
Chicago bound 21
A-ma' 25
Taking leave 26
Dreaming through Tennessee 27
Cumberland gap 28
Black road 29
Dead end in Pueblo, Colorado 31
Contemplation 32
Zuni 33
Continental divide 34
Edge of plains 35
Tent dream 36
Almost home 37
Stopping 38
A'ma 39
The still here and now 43
The exotics 45
Nets 47
Still life 50
Self-portrait with shades 52
Los Muertos 54
Precious little 56
Her daughter 58
Halloween again 60
Closer 62
 Black Shawl (Paperback)$16.95 ISBN-13: 9780807122518Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Louisiana State University Press, 03/01/1998 Table of Contents
Mountain Time
The Ballad Singers 3
She 5
Dulcimer 6
Circuit Rider 7
The Devil's Dream 8
New Hat 10
When the Wind 11
Snow Breath 12
The Lookout 13
Tobacco 15
Before Dawn 16
Night Shade 17
Rose of Sharon 18
Full Moon 20
1 Bone 23
2 Storm 24
3 Phacelia 25
4 Sisters 26
5 Gypsy 27
6 Ash 28
7 Let's Say 29
Ripe 33
Delphia 34
The Morning of the First Day 36
Timberline 37
Latin 38
Sea Change 39
Wild 41
Wa'ya 43
Kanati 45
Backwater 48
Tuckasegee 50
Sile 52
Notes 53
 Wildwood Flower: Poems (Paperback)$16.95 ISBN-13: 9780807117712Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Louisiana State University Press, 10/01/1992 In "Wildflower Flower," whose title derives from a traditional country song, Byer speaks through the fictional voice of a mountain woman named Alma, who lived in the Blue Ridge wilderness around the turn of the century. In narrative and lyric, Byer's poems sing a journey through solitude, capturing the spirit and the sound of mountain ballads and of the women who sang them, stitching bits and pieces of their hardscrabble lives into lasting patterns. The landscape Byer depicts is haunted by disappointed love and physical hardship, but it is blessed with dogwood and trillium, columbine and hickory, and streams that sing a ballad as strong as any Alma has learned from mother or grandmother. Through these natural details and through Alma's indomitable voice, Kathryn Stripling Byer has brilliantly recreated a lost world.  Black Shawl (Hardcover)$26.95 ISBN-13: 9780807122501Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Louisiana State University Press, 03/01/1998 
Table of Contents
Mountain Time
The Ballad Singers 3
She 5
Dulcimer 6
Circuit Rider 7
The Devil's Dream 8
New Hat 10
When the Wind 11
Snow Breath 12
The Lookout 13
Tobacco 15
Before Dawn 16
Night Shade 17
Rose of Sharon 18
Full Moon 20
1 Bone 23
2 Storm 24
3 Phacelia 25
4 Sisters 26
5 Gypsy 27
6 Ash 28
7 Let's Say 29
Ripe 33
Delphia 34
The Morning of the First Day 36
Timberline 37
Latin 38
Sea Change 39
Wild 41
Wa'ya 43
Kanati 45
Backwater 48
Tuckasegee 50
Sile 52
Notes 53 Catching Light: Poems (Hardcover)ISBN-13: 9780807127698 Availability: Special Order - Subject to Availability Published: Louisiana State University Press, 04/01/2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS:
In the Photograph Gallery 3
Old 15
Letting 16
Fallow 17
Vanity 18
Eve 19
Cold Spell 20
Trunk 21
Music Lessons 22
Her Porch 23
Correspondence 24
Handiwork 26
Open Casket 28
Aria 29
Nocturne 30
Pearls 32
Dark Hour 35
Wedding 37
Eavesdropping 39
Wisteria 41
El Dia de los Muertos 42
Nemesis 44
Unanswerable 46
Bathtub 47
Early 49
Hoot Owl 50
Listen 51
Nightcap 53
Tired 55
Sleepless 57
Eve Sings to the Okra 59
Open 61
Notes 62
 Coming to Rest: Poems (Hardcover)ISBN-13: 9780807131343 Availability: Special Order - Subject to Availability Published: Louisiana State University Press, 04/01/2006 Table of Contents
Coastal plain 3
Again 5
Scuppernongs 6
Hallows 7
Coming to rest 9
I listen 12
Pneumonia 13
Halloween 15
Empty 17
Nobody's baby tonight 19
Still to us at twilight 20
Chicago bound 21
A-ma' 25
Taking leave 26
Dreaming through Tennessee 27
Cumberland gap 28
Black road 29
Dead end in Pueblo, Colorado 31
Contemplation 32
Zuni 33
Continental divide 34
Edge of plains 35
Tent dream 36
Almost home 37
Stopping 38
A'ma 39
The still here and now 43
The exotics 45
Nets 47
Still life 50
Self-portrait with shades 52
Los Muertos 54
Precious little 56
Her daughter 58
Halloween again 60
Closer 62
 Listen Here: Women Writing in Appalachia (Paperback)$47.78 ISBN-13: 9780813190662Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days Published: University Press of Kentucky, 08/01/2004 Poems by Kathryn Stripling Byer in this anthology are: Wildwood Flower Bittersweet Lineage Easter Mountain Time  Email or call for price ISBN-13: 9780971204607 Availability: Special Order - Subject to Availability Published: Spring Street Editions, 10/01/2001 Kay worked with another former North Carolina Poet Laureate, Fred Chappell, to judge a poetry contest that formed the basis for this anthology. Bookmark/Search this post with: |
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