We are pleased to make the works of authors published by Prairie Poetry available to our readers through Amazon.com

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Poetry	by authors at PrairiePoetry
	Sharon Drummond	Into This Room
	Prairie Poets	PlainSpoken
	Jan Epton Seale	The Yin of It
	Barbara Spring	The Wilderness Within
	David Hunter Sutherland	Between Absolutes
	Doug Thiele	Like Chinese Milk
	David Wright	A Liturgy For Stones
	David Wright	Lines From The Provinces
Fiction	by authors at Prairie Poetry
	Abigail Calkin	Nikolin
	Abigail Calkin	The Carolyne Letters
	Elisaberth Lee	For Glory
	Farzana Moon	Glorious Taj and Immortal Beloved
Non Fiction	by authors at Prairie Poetry
	Terry Cox-Joseph	Adjustments: The Making of a Chiropractor
	Barbara Spring	Dynamic Great Lakes

Other Reading from the Prairies that we Recommend
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	Ian Frazier	Great Plains	With a unique blend of intrepid adventure, tongue-in-cheek humor, and wide-eyed wonder, Ian Frazier takes us on a journey through the vast and myth-inspiring Great Plains -- from the site of Sitting Bull's cabin, to an abandoned house once terrorized by Bonnie and Clyde, to the scene of the murders chronicled in Truman Capote's In Cold Blood. It is an expedition that reveals the heart of the American West.
	Kent Haruf	Plainsong	This wonderful read tells an intimate and distinctive story of life in a small town on the Colorado prairie. Must reading!
	James Galvin	The Meadow	"This book has an episodic structure, the sense of looking through separate windows into indivudual moments of time and place. There is something about the western landscape, prairies & mountains, that is aware of its own isolation. The Meadow is a meditation on people in situations that escape their understanding. Lyrical prose combines with gritty dialogue. Galvin presents us with the strangeness of ordinary people." (E. Lee)
	P. Jane Hafen, Diane Dufva Quantic	A Great Plains Reader	This is a great collection of stories. I have been reading it cover to cover and enjoy every story. Many of the stories are so well written that I can feel the wind and hear the meadowlarks that I remember from my childhood growing up near Wichita. I would recommend it for every Great Plains native and maybe for those who don't understand why anyone would want to live "out there." (C. Thurston)
	Kathleen Norris	Dakota	"... an evocative tribute to the Great Plains and their power to transform the spirits of farmers, townsfolk, Native Americans, and others. "Deeply moving." (New York Times Book Review)

 
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