Bøger udgivet af Carolina Wren Press

Number one in the series is Clarke's Gold Indigoes. This lyric collection by the acclaimed Nova Scotian poet, playwright, and librettist traces the contours of relationship in lush yet startling francophilic tones.

Sybil Morial's autobiography traces her childhood in New Orleans, activism during the Civil Rights Movement, and continuing life of service.

After fire destroys her home and threatens relationships with her children, a woman explores her roles as mother, wife, caretaker, lover.

In this engaging memoir, Hugh Price, former CEO of the National Urban League, recounts his amazing American life and ancestry.

A long-awaited compendium of selections from Green's previous books as well as many new poems, including her response to 9-11-01.

"L. Lamar Wilson reinvents the memoir in verse with the tour de force of his Sacrilegion. With a keen eye that toggles between reverie and our hopes for the future, Wilson offers a salve for any soul that knows what it feels like to be counted out only to fight back toward resurrection. Few collections will move the spirit like this one; from its incantatory moments to those that speak in tongues, you believe, with every line, that this poet does 'feel everything everywhere else/more than most.'"-A.VAN JORDAN

A special edition poetry chapbook in celebration of Jaki Shelton Green's receipt of the 2003 North Carolina Award for Literature.

A groundbreaking anthology of well-known female poets that broadens traditional notions of erotic poetry.

Eight innovative, timely stories illuminate the hopes and fears of Chinese immigrants and their descendants.

Firebrand commentator Hal Crowther's essays commemorate "freedom-fighters and hell-raisers" whose lives changed the social landscape of the South.