Unspecified
A collection of poetry by Yoshira Marbel
South African poet Yoshira Marbel experiences such a complex & profound state of emotional turmoil it leaves her doctors at a loss for words; their official diagnosis was ‘Unspecified’. Yoshira has invested her time in the painful struggle to do what her doctors could not; expressing her depression, heartbreak, emptiness, anger, and suffering through poetry. This is her first published collection.
Worth 1k — Volume 1
A collection of Poetry instead of pictures, by Teel McClanahan III
This book represents the sole record of an excursion that Teel made during the week of his 28th birthday. Instead of snapping pictures, Teel carried around a notebook – very similar to the book in your hands – and wrote poetry to try to create a more personal record of what he was experiencing as he drove around the American countryside.
Worth 1k — Volume 2
Working, eating, pain and longing
A collection of Poetry instead of pictures, by Teel McClanahan III
Examining a sometimes mundane daily life (including its pain and loss and longing) through words – not endless streams of words updated and distributed digitally to the world in an instant, but brief snapshots of experience and emotion hand-written and collected over months – this poetry seeks to illuminate what cannot be readily captured by one image or by a thousand images flashing by on a glowing screen, trying create the illusion of life.