Reviews --
Storyteller is a well-written
story of Erskine Caldwell’s tumultuous life. An extensive and thoroughly
re-searched biography. SUN JOURNAL, Lewiston, Maine.
The Cornish Nightmare is a lovely book! The reader gets a unique view of
D. H. Lawrence at a crucial time in his life. RANANIM SOCIETY REVIEW
Lawrence at Tregerthen unveils with
palpable clarity the most critical and extraordinary time in D. H.
Lawrence’s life—from March 1916 to October 1917.THE CAMBRIDGE REVIEW
The Miracle of Bryan Pearce follows
the evolution of a noted painter, using a first-person documentation of
family challenges and artistic ventures to create a compelling story.
THE MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
His poems are serious, attentive
gestures of care for other people or remembered experiences. He promises
staying power. LIBRARY JOURNAL
His poems are fresh, richly imagined,
and executed with economy and wit. MISSISSIPPI REVIEW
One thing he does better than anyone
else I know is incisive, sympathetic, moving portraits of persons
outside of him-self....He is a highly skilled craftsman working with
precision and accuracy. Ron Schreiber, MARGINS
It is an engaging personality that
speaks to us in these poems, a man whose sharp eyes pick out the subtle
differences a single line can make. OPEN PLACES
About the Book--
P.S. is the fourth
gathering of short stories by C. J. Stevens and his seventh selection of
poetry. His twenty-one books include biography, memoirs, Dutch and
Flemish translations, history, adventure, and animal behavior. A New
Englander by birth, Stevens has traveled extensively and has lived in
England, Ireland, Holland, Malta and Portugal. Several of his regional
books, The Next Bend in the River, Maine Mining Adventures, The Buried
Treasures of Maine, The Supernatural Side of Maine, and Memoirs of a
Maine Gold Hunter have achieved wide popularity and numerous reprints.
C. J. Stevens
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