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And Other Observations from a Working Poet
Essays for Radio by Molly Fisk
"Molly's essays render the common uncommon. I think that what she really talks about is the art of noticing. Beautiful language, beautifully spoken."
—Utah Phillips, Songwriter, Folksinger, Anarchist, Poet
"Smart, savvy, and delightfully sassy..." —Steve Baker, Program Director, KVMR
$10. Available through CDBaby.com or from Molly Fisk at molly@mollyfisk.com
Listening to Winter by Molly Fisk
ISBN 0-9666691-3-4; $12.50
A rich and varied body of work from an accomplished poet, through which runs the dark thread of incest, a leavening humor, and the deep solace of the natural world. Delineated with sharp visual detail and emotional complexity, this book breaks new ground. It is sure to be noticed, talked about, and remembered.
"Molly Fisk has a calm, lucid, detached and lyric voice in which to recount childhood love and abuse, as well as passionate erotic encounters. These subjects will guarantee her a general audience, but the pure lyric voice is what will endear her to lovers of poetry. That voice will last a lifetime, long after the sensational aspects of her work have subsided." —Carolyn Kizer
"Molly Fisk's poems are forthright, painful, and loving. Hers is an unflinching vision, but steadfastly poetic. And this collection is a page-turner, one that combines the seizure of reality with joy and introspection. In her own words, 'the sturdy heart blesses its own reflection.'" —Diana O'Hehir
Available in the United States through Powell's Books and Amazon.
Also available directly from the distributor: roundhouse@heydaybooks.com, Heyday Books, PO Box 9145, Berkeley, CA 94709, phone 510-549-3564, fax 510-549-1889.
ISBN 0-917658-30-2; $10
"This chorale book, with its three substantive and distinctive voices, is rich proof of the strength and variety of current poetry, and of poetry-born friendship as well. Drawn from widely differing lives which nonetheless come together in a web of shared concerns, these poems range from the elegiac to the unnerving to the celebratory. Page after page offers the thrilling lift of revelation—imaginative, sensuous and precise encounters with the real terrain of the human. This is a truly fine collection." —Jane Hirshfield
Available in the United States through Molly Fisk at molly@mollyfisk.com.
Salt Water Poems by Molly Fisk
Salt Water Poems is a hand letterpress book of 19 poems by Molly Fisk with water drawings by Carl Dern, dedicated to the town of Stinson Beach, California, "post office, stop sign, tide-line and all."
One hundred fifty copies were designed, printed and bound by Marie C. Dern during 1994. The type is Bembo from M & H Type in San Francisco. The engravings were made by Harms Graphics, San Bruno, California. The papers are Rives lightweight and Crinkled Chiri. Copyright 1994 by Jungle Garden Press and Molly Fisk.
$98, California residents please add state sales tax. To order, contact jnglgrdn@earthlink.net.
