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Archive: April 19, 2006

Publicity, Reviews, and Praise

At Blackwater Pond, by Mary Oliver (Audio, April 2006, $19.95, 0-8070-0700-5)

  • Washington Post Book World, April 16th
    "The CD is housed in an elegant little cloth-bound book. . .Oliver reads 40 poems, all about nature and its wonderful creatures, in a sweet, neat, compact voice. 'The ear bone,' she says in "Bone," 'is the portion that lasts longest/in any of us. . . .' This little collection, resonant with her voice, is a tribute to it."
  • Publishers Weekly, review, April 3rd
    "In clear, crisp studio sound, Oliver's voice comes across insistent and calming. Released just in time for National Poetry Month, this CD makes a good introduction or companion to Oliver's accessible work and an inviting gateway to poetry for newcomers."
  • 2nd Printing released on April 19th

Unchosen, by Hella Winston (hardcover, November 2005, $24.95, 0-8070-3626-9)

  • New York Times Op-ed scheduled to run Sunday, April 23rd (not April 16th as last week's report said)

My Sister, Guard Your Veil; My Brother, Guard Your Eyes, edited by Lila Azam Zanganeh (paperback original, April 2006, $12.00, 0-8070-0463-4)

  • Newsweek International, review

When the Rivers Run Dry, by Fred Pearce (hardcover, March 2006, $26.95, 0-8070-8572-3)

  • In Brief (quarterly newsletter for Earthjustice, circulation 100,000), review
  • Sierra magazine will run a short review of When the Rivers Run Dry, with jacket art, in their July/August issue

People's Movements, People's Press, by Bob Ostertag, hardcover, June 2006, $23.95, 0-8070-6164-5

  • Publishers Weekly, review, April 10th issue
    "Ostertag's succinct, well-paced study, growing out of a report commissioned by the Independent Press Association, reveals the ‘crucial and neglected' role they and other "social movement" journals have played, and still do, in bringing about social change."

Boston Firsts, by Lynda Morgenroth (hardcover, June 2006, $19.95, 0-8070-7130-7)

  • Bostonia, piece on Lynda Morgenroth by Kelly Cunningham to run in the Summer 2006 issue
  • Boston Globe, mention in Alex Beam's column, "There's a First for Everything," April 17th

The Earth Knows My Name, by Patricia Klindienst (hardcover, April 2006, $26.96, 0-8070-8562-6)

  • NYT Home & Garden piece by Anne Raver pushed to early May, exact date TK
  • The Ethnic Reporter, review in June 2006 newsletter
  • The Natural Farmer, review in June 2006 issue
  • Hartford Courant, details tk, will include sidebar of events
  • Seedhead.com, review to be posted on the blog in Spring 2006
  • Garden Party (WPTT-Pittsburgh), live phone interview Friday, April 14th
  • The Politics of Food (KUCI), phone interview, Thursday, April 20th at 12:15am

Getting on Message, by Peter Laarman (paperback original, April 2006, $15.00, 0-8070-7721-6)

  • The Buzz (WORT), live phone interview, Tuesday, April 18th at 8:10am CST/9:10am EST

Shipping This Week

Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl

 
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