Bryan Borland

Magazine. Poetry. LGBT Studies. ASSARACUS is a quarterly journal of gay poetry, features a substantial collection of work by ten gay poets. ISSUE 04 features poetry by Jeffery Beam, Joseph Harker, Walter Holland, Rob Jacques, George Klawitter, Ed Madden, Telly McGaha, D. Antwan Stewart, Daniel Nathan Terry, Isaiah Vianese, and Emanuel Xavier. Cover art by James Kaminski.

A Journal of Gay Poetry

Assaracus Issue 04

Poetry. LGBT Studies. Bryan Borland's third poetry collection examines what it means to dig to undertake the intense labor of unearthing the personal/political/artistic self and embracing the consequences of that knowledge. These poems assert that to dig is to reveal the bedrock on which we may rebuild ourselves; to discover the beauty and reward of life buried deep within us no matter how many layers of earth we need to overturn."

First collection of poems by Pushcart-Prize nominated BRYAN BORLAND, a gay poet in Arkansas. From Philip F. Clark's introduction: "[Borland] shows us a rogue's gallery of men, all captured in that flash of insight that is both a mirror and a door." This book includes 70 poems. Details and samples of Borland's work at www.bryanborland.com

My Life as Adam

Ants

Poetry. LGBT Studies. It's our Sapphic sisters turn to shine! In the spirit of the Library Journal-honored ASSARACUS comes LADY BUSINESS: A CELEBRATION OF LESBIAN POETRY, featuring some of the most talented and diverse voices from established and emerging female poets, including Sally Bellerose, Brit Blalock, Cassandra Christenson, Marty Correia, Teresa De La Cruz, Julie R. Enszer, Gina R. Evers, Andy Izenson, Ronna Magy, Mary Meriam, Maureen Seaton, and Jan Steckel. These poems, taken as a whole, represent the American lesbian experience of the past century. A must read—for any gender or sexual orientation.

A Celebration of Lesbian Poetry

Lady Business

In the fall of 2016, Bryan Borland embarked on a book tour that took him across the United States. Set against the backdrop of a divisive presidential campaign with an unanticipated victor, an explosion in New York, a historic World Series, and a maturing relationship at home, Borland navigates the ways we become tourists in our own lives.

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