James D Tipton

The Third Coast

The Third Coast: Contemporary Michigan Poetry

Bittersweet

Letters from a Stranger

This collection of poems by James Tipton contains a Foreward by Isabele Allende. Each poem testifies tothe bedrock of Tipton's imagination and taken together, the poes are extravagant yet earthy, tender yet passionate, wild yet intimate, crazy yet hopeful. It is a poetry of transformations, an invoc...

Washing Dishes in the Ancient Village

This remarkable collection of 100 short poems, presented in both English and Spanish, is testimony to Tipton’s skill at reducing experiences and feelings to their essence. Over several decades he has developed a fine reputation for this. The poems, each only three lines long, are largely set in Mexi...

Embracing The Fog

Four writers explore the lives of characters at life's crossroads in short stories set on four continents and spanning more than a century. The authors' distinctive voices lend an engaging variety of perspectives to a single theme. The writers are all previously published, but most of the work in th...

Third Coast: Contemporary Michigan Poetry

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The Third Coast: Contemporary Michigan Fiction

Absorbing, enlightening, penetrating, vigorous, even devastating- writing in Michigan is very healthy. What has always been crucial-life, death, and the relationships of people with each other and with the locales in which they live-these are the topics that Michigan writers deal with from perspecti...

Annette Vallon: A Novel of the French Revolution

Born into a world of wealth and pleasure, Annette Vallon enjoys the privileges of aristocracy, but a burning curiosity and headstrong independence set her apart from other women of her class. Spoiled by the novels of Rousseau, she refuses to be married unless it is for passion. Her stubborn devotion...