Homebound Publications Catalog 2013 Autumn & Early Winter

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Catalog of Titles Autumn & Early Winter 2013

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It is the intention of those at Homebound to revive contemplative storytelling and intro-duce a new mythology that will directly aid mankind in the trials we face at present. The stories humanity lives by give both context and perspective to our lives. Some old sto-ries, while well-known to the generations, no longer resonate with the heart of the modern man or address the dilemmas we currently face as individuals and as a global village. Homebound chooses titles that bal-ance a reverence for the old wisdom; while at the same time presenting new perspec-tives by which to live.

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The Nameless ManA novel by L.M. Browning

Second Expanded Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-12-0List Price $17.95 | 158 pp 5.5 x 8.5

Fleeting moments of fierce clarity are had when the confusion clears and the gray numbness that hangs about our senses draws back, allowing us to see the world and ourselves with sharp relief. Follow author and New England native L.M. Browning in her wan-derings across the Northeast, from the solitude of her home along the shore of Connecticut, to the rushing city streets of Boston, to the tall-pine landscape of Arcadia Park in Rhode Island to the quiet edges of Walden Pond.

Fleeting Moments of Fierce ClarityJournal of a New England Poet

by L.M. Browning with a foreword by Ian Marshall

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-01-4 List Price: $14.95 | 120 pp 6 x 9

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Traveling through the Holy Land, eighteen strangers are forced to take refuge in Jerusalem during a militant attack. Kept in close quarters in an abandoned building, over the course of four days this group of strangers begin a dialogue, discussing love and evil, reli-gion and god; finding amongst their number a mysterious name-less man who poses a revolutionary perspective on these age-old questions.

Ruminations at Twilight: Poetry Exploring the Sacred by L.M. Browning with a foreword by J.K. McDowell

Second Expanded Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-04-5List Price: $14.95 | 150 pp 6 x 9

“L.M. Browning’s powerful poetry embodies the archetypal spiri-tual journey of our times, from “confining doctrine,” through de-spair and doubt, into reverent reconnection with the mysteries of the blossoming world. Her impassioned words evoke our longing to unite with the Source that gave rise to the cosmos, the earth, and the depths of our hearts. This book is like holding the twilight in your hands: a luminous joining of the divine and the natural into a moment of sacred wonder!” —Drew Dellinger, author of Love Letter to the Milky Way

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Oak WisePoetry Exploring an Ecological Faithby L.M. Browning with a foreword by Emmy-winning writer Alan Cooke

Second Expanded Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-05-2 List Price $14.95 | 230 pp 6 x 9

Oak Wise is a collection of Celtic-themed narrative poetry ex-ploring the old wisdom of the Druidic and shamanic traditions. This collection brilliantly reintroduces the ecological sensitivities of the earth-based faiths, highlighting the relevance of the old wisdom in this current age of environmental crisis.

“In My Father’s Gardens, Karen Levy writes with a seductive clarity and sensitivity, and recounts a compelling tale of con-flict and homecoming that tears at the heart. A powerful mem-oir, beautifully wrought."

—John Lescroart, New York Times Bestselling Author

My Father’s Gardensa memoir by Karen Levy

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-03-8List Price $17.95 | 245 pp 5.5 x 8.5

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Powers of Influence a novel by Jordan Arey

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-02-1 List Price $17.95 | 290 pp 5.5 x 8.5

“Arey’s tale has all the elements of a good storytelling: oppo-sition, mystery, intrigue, war, and my favorite—a touch of ro-mance.”

—Joan Sowards, author of The Star Prophecy

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The Crucifixion a novel by Theodore Richards

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-0-9835852-6-8 List Price $15.95 | 188 pp 5.5 x 8.5

“I was moved emotionally by The Crucifixion. …In today’s rapidly changing world, the ability of individuals, families, and communi-ties to live with hope and purpose is essential, but according to my observations, too rare. The characters demonstrate how ordinary people can live extraordinary lives that exude the power to trans-form those around them.” —WAYNE GUSTAFSON, author of Community of Promise

Afoot in ConnecticutJourneys in Natural Historyby Eric D. Lehman

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-07-6List Price: $16.95 | 130 pp 6 x 9

“Afoot in Connecticut is a gift of knowledge and love to those who have traveled or would travel Connecticut’s trails and waterways, mountains and shores.”

—Dick Allen, Connecticut State Poet Laureate

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Saving the FarmA Journey Through Time, Place and Redemptionby James T. Powers

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-06-9List Price: $17.95 | 224 pp 6 x 9

“James Powers’ Saving the Farm is local history as it should be writ-ten. Powers’ book is charmingly written, interestingly constructed and most informative. There is no better way to gain a full and detailed picture of life on the 19th century Connecticut farm than reading this fascinating book and paying a visit to the Dudley farm.”

—Christopher Collier, State Historian Emeritus

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Tinker’s DamnPoems by David K. Leff

Release Date October 18 2013 | Ship Date October 1, 2013First Trade Paperback EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-15-1List Price: $16.95 | 100 pp 6 x 9

“The irony inherent in how David K. Leff titled his new collection of po-ems is that he actually does give so much more than “a tinker’s damn” about so many things. It’s a very welcome addition to Leff’s important previous environmental study volumes of prose and poetry. Tinker’s Damn is a satisfaction, a pleasure, a series of revealing river bends.”

—Dick Allen, Connecticut State Poet Laureate

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Having ListenedPoems by Gary WhitedWinner of the 2013 Homebound Publications Poetry Prize

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-15-1List Price: $16.95 | 104 pp 6 x 9

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“Gary Whited is that rare philosopher who digs deep enough to strike the wellsprings of poetry. Here we enter a stillness so profound it chang-es the way we see the world.”

—Dan Veach, editor Atlanta Review, author of Elephant Water

Continental Quotient: Stories from Both Sides of the Divideby Kristen Lodge

Release Date: October 18, 2013| Ship Date: October 1, 2013First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-12-0List Price $17.95 | 5.5 x 8.5 | 144pp

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“Kristen Lodge has written an engaging collection of short pieces that together relate a characteristically American story of the continual search for a sense of belonging and home...”

—Ellen Wohl, author of Wide Rivers Crossed


New Dimensions of BeingA Novel by Nora Caron

Release Date: November 15, 2013 | Ship Date: November 1, 2013First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-11-3List Price $17.95 | 200pp 5.5 x 8.5

“In her latest spiritual novel, Caron explores Lucina’s adaptation to her new life in Mexico, her awakening to her feminine power, and her quest to discover her true self as she opens to the wisdom of the ancients.”

—Diana Burney, author of Spiritual Clearings

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Journey to the HeartA novel by Nora CaronBook One of The New Dimensions Trilogy

Third Edition PaperbackISBN: 978-1-938846-09-0List Price: $17.95 | 246pp 5.5 x 8.5

“While details vary, many readers have been where Lucina’s coming from. They will cheer for her, and if things go well for her, perhaps they will follow. Between now and then, Caron’s words are good company and her story is hypnotically heartfelt.”

—Malcolm R. Campbell, author of The Sun Singer and Sarabande

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Gray Areas: A Short Story Collectionby Carmen Burcea-Haber

First Trade Paperback EditionISBN 978-1-938846-08-3List Price $17.95 | 158 pp 5.5 x 8.5

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“Wonderfully dark and funny, uncanny and startling, Ms. Burcea-Haber’s Gray Areas would have enchanted Alfred Hitchcock.”

—Ronald Shusett, writer and producer of Alien, Total Recall and Minority Report


Sheltered in the HeartSpirituality in Deep Friendshipby Gunilla Norris

Release Date: November 15, 2013Ship Date: November 1, 2013First Hardcover EditionISBN 978-1-938846-10-6List Price $24.95 | 130pp 5.5 x 8.5

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“Gunilla Norris’ simple precepts for meditating and living have a translucent quality. We can all benefit greatly by observing them.”

—Thich Nhat Hanh

Yeshiva Girl StoresA Novel by Perle Besserman

Release Date: November 15, 2013 | Ship Date: November 1, 2013First Trade Paperback EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-13-7List Price $17.95 | 168pp 5.5 x 8.5

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“Whether we are young or old, the presence of God in our life can be restrictive or inspiring. In these stories Perle Besserman’s bare-ly teen-age Jewish ‘girl’ challenges her Jewish God to define His presence in her life. Besserman’s stories are told with tears and with laughter but, above all, with an artistry that is heavenly.”

—Chester Aaron, author of over 25 books

Vagabonds and Sundries: Poetic Remnants of Lives PastNew and Selected Poems by L.M. Browning

Release Date: November 15, 2013 Ship Date: November 1, 2013First Hardcover EditionISBN: 978-1-938846-28-1List Price $20.00 | 70pp 5.5 x 8.5

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In this new collection, Browning bring us a poetical coming to terms, as she touches on topics such as emotional trauma, spiritual disillusionment, and lost love. It is a dirge of grief and empower-ment, highlighting both sorrow as well as the spirit that remains even after all else has left us.


The Wayfarer Vol. 2 Issue. 2

List Price: $8.99

Feature articles in this issue include: Shades of Being by Shari Landeg, Versions of Kabir Translated by J.K. McDowell, Awakening in the Desert by Mike Higbee. The feature photographer for the issue is Krischan D. Rudolph. The feature poet is C.B. Anderson. Also featuring the poetry of Lynn Creager, Holly Day, Amber Ko-neval, Michael Lee Johnson, Diana Durham, Christian Reifstec, Andrea Janelle Dickens, John Davis Jr., Asnia Asim, and Dawnell Harrison. And a conversation between Actress/Novelist Nora Caron and Editor L.M. Browning.


List Price: $12.99

Feature aritcles: An Interview with the award-winning poet Mi-chael Longley by Emmett Gilles, A preview of Afoot in Connecti-cut by Eric D. Lehman. A Different Homecoming: A Short Story by Armel Dagorn. The Waystation: A Short Story by Tom Gumbert. Versions of Kabir Translated by J.K. McDowell. With the photog-raphy of Duncan George. Featuring the poetry of: Kevin Heaton, Claire Hermann, Colin Dodds, James Hannon, Rachel Adams, J.P. Christiansen, Jamie K. Reaser, Amy Nawrocki, J.B. Mulligan, J.H. Martin, Mark Mitchell, Matthew Haughton and many more.


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Feature Articles: The Irish Kerouac: An Interview with Emmy-Win-ning Filmmaker Alan Cooke by L.M. Browning. The Wine and the Brine: Walking Cape Cod with Thoreau by Eric D. Lehman. The Bones That Were Our People: An Essay by C. L. Prater. The feature photographer for the issue is Duncan George. This issue con-tains the poetry of Martin Willitts Jr., Leah Shelleda, Aaron Cor-nett, Ysabel Schuld, Amber Koneval, Theodore Richards, Andrea Freeman, Jamie K. Reaser, Daniel Ari, Ryan Bayless, Julian Beren-gaut, William Akin and Thomas Zimmerman. With photography by Eleanor Leonne Bennett. And preview of Powers of Influence by Jordan Arey.

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