Charles Joseph Potts

The Source

Green Panda Press is proud to present Charles Potts' THE SOURCE, new and recent poems from his writerly mind. Excerpts here: "...this is faith of the footstep, not the leap of Kirkregard, (sp), the misspelling makes it seem like his very name is a satire on his lofty position, Kirk (church) in regar...

Little Lord Shiva: The Berkeley Poems, 1968

This book is a reprint of the original 1969 Noh Directions Press publication, Little Lord Shiva, with the addition of another 20 poems and songs not included in the first edition. It has a reprise of the original cover designed by John Oliver Simon and Richard Krech. From the introduction by Hugh Fo...

Inside Idaho: Poems, 1996-2007

The legendary poet Charles Potts, born in Idaho Falls in 1943 and educated at Idaho State University, returned to his Idaho roots in two books of poetry, 100 Years in Idaho in 1996 and Lost River Mountain in 1999. These books concentrate on the physical and human geography of his family's habitation...

How the South Finally Won the Civil War: And Controls the Political Future of the United States

The book is a fact based narrative, based on the historical record, of Southern policy commencing with the British colony at Charleston, South Carolina, in 1670. The book traces the way in which these laissez-faire economic ideas of exploitation, racism and contempt for democracy and the environment...

The Portable Potts

For more than forty years, Charles Potts has remained true to his origins as a relentless and radical visionary. This selection of poetry, fiction, and memoir represents work he has published in hundreds of magazines and over twenty books. Edgy, irreverent, and innovative, lyrical and analytical at ...

Pictorial Encyclopedia of American History. Vol. 2 1734 to 1783. The Revolution for Freedom (Volume 2)

"Dramatically pictured with new vivid living art and stirring narrative in 16 authoritative volumes to enrich the interest and appreciation of young Americans in their heritage of freedom and equality."

Lost River Mountain

Using geology, genealogy and geography, Charles Potts traces the history of his family in Idaho and their relation to the landscape, the government, and the rest of society.

Pacific Northwestern Spiritual Poetry

This is an anthology of 62 poets, primarily from the Pacific Northwest, with an introduction by Charles Potts, the editor.

Th[e] Golden Calf

The Opium Must Go Thru

The Opium Must Go Thru

Valga Krusa

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