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For Florenz: “Invocation/Intoxication” by Carole Stone

For Florenz: “Invocation/Intoxication” by Carole Stone

from American Rhapsody Invocation/Intoxication Oak barrels, hops and yeasty brew. Answer the door for merrymakers rushing to get sozzled, tasty booze flowing from kegs, basement jugs. In bathtubs, in stills --... Read More
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"American Rhapsody" reviewed in East Hampton Star

"American Rhapsody" reviewed in East Hampton Star

“She [Carole Stone] fixes readers in time, never allowing us to forget the history serving as setting for most of these poems. This ambiance is created through the use of... Read More
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High praise for American Rhaspody in ForeWord Review

High praise for American Rhaspody in ForeWord Review

"Stone does not shy away from placing her heart on the page as a way of coming to terms with a history she recognizes she may never understand. It is... Read More
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Nin Andrews interviews Carole Stone: Part Two

NIN ANDREWS I love the poem, “In Time to Miss America’s Long Hangover,” which brings to life the geography of your childhood and sets the tone for the book. III... Read More
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Nin Andrews interviews Carole Stone: Part One

NIN ANDREWS Both American Rhapsody and your earlier book, Traveling with the Dead, feel very autobiographical. Can you talk a little about the autobiographical nature of your work? CAROLE STONE... Read More
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Book Press Release: Carole Stone's American Rhapsody

Book Press Release: Carole Stone's American Rhapsody

American Rhapsody poems by Carole Stone Carole Stone’s new collection of poems, AMERICAN RHAPSODY (CavanKerry Press; March 2012; $16.00), is a rhythmic cycle that explores themes of our imperfect national... Read More
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Book Press Release: Carole Stone’s American Rhapsody

American Rhapsody  poems by Carole Stone Carole Stone’s new collection of poems, AMERICAN RHAPSODY (CavanKerry Press; March 2012; $16.00), is a rhythmic cycle that explores themes of our imperfect national history, collective... Read More
Posted on By Hannah Neace