Hazel Hall Livres

This collection showcases the work of a renowned early twentieth-century Northwest poet, known for their intense and clear verse that resonates with modern themes. The poet's unique style and perspective have captivated a new audience, highlighting their enduring relevance and artistic brilliance.

Written by a child with OCD and illustrated by an adult with the same condition, this book provides a heartfelt and personal perspective on living with obsessive-compulsive disorder. It shares recurring thoughts and challenges faced, fostering empathy and understanding for readers. Through its unique insights, the book aims to educate and connect with those unfamiliar with OCD, offering a warm and open dialogue about mental health.

Hazel Hall boldly redefines the sonnet by intertwining it with classical Japanese forms, highlighting both their similarities and unique qualities. This collection features innovative structures, such as sonnets paired with haiku or tanka, and experiments with rhyme and melody. Hall challenges traditional definitions, prompting readers to question the essence of a sonnet and encouraging them to explore their own creative boundaries. The work invites personal interpretation and experimentation, making it a thought-provoking journey through poetic form.

This guide offers practical tips for aspiring birdwatchers, focusing on bird identification and enhancing observation skills. It provides insights into essential equipment, techniques for spotting various species, and advice on where to birdwatch effectively. With a straightforward approach, it aims to help readers develop their birdwatching abilities and deepen their appreciation for avian life.

This masterful collection of tanka features the work of Hazel Hall in collaboration with other leading practitioners of the form: Beverley George, Carole Harrison, Carol Judkins, Mary Kendall, Kathy Kituai and David Terelinck. Sit back, breathe slowly in and out, sip your cup of green tea... and enjoy!