Saturday, May 14, 2016

Anhaga is now available world wide.

You can now buy copies of Anhaga from the author's website www.liamguilar.com/shop and we'll ship them anywhere in the world.





More Prepublication comments.

"One of the most original and yet utterly accessible books I've read. I'm immediately taken in by the colloquial language; I’m made to feel welcomed and at ease. And yet, within the first couple of poems it becomes clear that, while the language may well be colloquial and what's going on in these poems may ‘feel’ familiar, there is absolutely NOTHING ‘ordinary’ about them! What a fabulous book." -- John L. Stanizzi, After the Bell, Big Table Publishing, 2015


"With echoes ranging from the Old English The Wanderer to Basil Bunting’s Briggflatts, from Eliot’s Sweeney Agonistes to Chandler’s Philip Marlowe, from the loneliness of Larkin’s Mr. Bleaney to the literary hijinks of Paul Muldoon’s Madoc, Liam Guilar’s Anhaga is a high calorie poetic who-done-it, an all-you-can eat literary smorgasbord. But the real star of the show here is the good old English language, shape-shifting and scrumptious and spicy as hell. That is to say, Guilar’s poetry is the salsa picante on the chili relleno of life!" -- George Bilgere, Imperial, Pitt Poetry Series, 2014



"Liam Guilar is a poet who seems at home in different ages and languages. While most of his poems are thoroughly modern, they are informed by the vast English poetic tradition, going back to the ancient Anglo-Saxon scops. This gives him a unique sound, one that I find personally refreshing. Anhaga is a book lovers of the English language are likely to relish." -- Michael R. Burch, Editor, The Hyper Texts,  http://www.thehypertexts.com, 2010

You can now buy copies of Anhaga from the author's website www.liamguilar.com/shop and we'll ship them anywhere in the world.

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