Turner Brian Livres

Central Otago serves as a vibrant backdrop in this poetry collection, where the poet delves into the complexities of relationships and the interplay of people and place. The verses blend humor and color, addressing themes such as friendship, politics, and mortality, while also critiquing the modern business landscape. The vivid imagery of the region's mountains and lakes enriches the poems, elevating them beyond mere landscape depictions to offer insightful reflections on the human experience within this unique setting.

A first-person account of the Iraq War by a solider-poet, winner of the 2005 Beatrice Hawley Award.

This anthology features a diverse collection of poems by an award-winning poet, exploring themes of love, loss, and longing through various forms, including elegies, satire, and metaphysical reflections. It culminates in a unique sequence inspired by the poet's experience following major surgery, emphasizing the intricate ways personal experiences shape our understanding of the human heart.

Second collection by American soldier-poet who served in Bosnia and Iraq relating to war and its aftermath.

In 2003, Sergeant Brian Turner was at the head of a convoy of 3,500 US soldiers as they entered the Iraqi desert.

Beneath the wit, the no-nonsense honesty, the rigorous clarity of sense and the sinewy rhythmic energy of the poems surfaces runs the craft of a sophisticated, confident and well-read poet. The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature" Brian Turner s first book of poems, Ladders of Rain, won the Commonwealth Poetry Prize. He has published five other critically acclaimed collections and has written in a wide range of other genres. He lives in Central Otago, New Zealand.

A deliciously diverse anthology of essays, stories, poems and graphic memoirs, exploring the deeply human act of kissing.

Set in a hauntingly beautiful landscape, the narrative follows a protagonist grappling with loss and identity. As the story unfolds, themes of memory and the passage of time intertwine, revealing the intricate connections between past and present. The characters navigate their personal struggles while seeking solace in their surroundings, ultimately leading to profound revelations. The book explores the impact of environment on emotional healing, making it a poignant reflection on resilience and the human experience.

The collection features thirty-eight narratives from American soldiers in Afghanistan, capturing the stark realities of life in a war zone. Christine Dumaine Leche, a writing instructor at Bagram Air Base, facilitated these personal reflections, highlighting how writing serves as a therapeutic outlet for coping with trauma. The stories provide an intimate glimpse into the soldiers' experiences, showcasing their resilience and the profound impact of their surroundings on their lives.

Offering a clear guide to fundraising, this book equips volunteers with essential skills to navigate various fundraising concepts and activities. It emphasizes selecting the right events and outlines effective planning strategies to ensure success. The straightforward approach makes it accessible for anyone looking to enhance their fundraising efforts.