Grace Cavalieri’s “Other Voices, Other Lives” Recieves Large Discount
"In the darkest of times, you will encounter starlight" says Herbert Woodward Martin of the MD Poet Laureate's Legacy Book.
In continued celebration of Women's History Month, we are offering Grace Cavalieri's Legacy Book, Other Voices, Other Lives which is an abridged compendium of her poetry, plays, and interviews with United States Poets Laureate, for the discounted price of 14.99.
Not only is Grace Cavalieri one of North America's premier women of letters, the recipient of many awards and honors, but she is also known as a mentor and steadfast patron to the younger generations of poets. Among them, ASP's own Rose Solari whose second collection of poems, Orpheus in the Park, was originally released under Grace's press "Bunny and Crocodile."
To honor and showcase the inter-generational mentorship and influence we are also offering a bundle of Rose Solari's three poetry collections, The Last Girl, Difficult Weather, and Orpheus in the park for half price.
Other Voices, Other Lives: A Grace Cavalieri Collection is a selection of poems, plays, and interviews drawn from over forty years of work by one of America’s most beloved and influential women of letters. The author of 23 books of poetry and 26 produced plays, and the founder of the legendary radio interview program, The Poet and the Poem, Grace Cavalieri has won multiple national awards for her writing and her service to literature. She currently resides in Annapolis, Maryland.
In preparing this, the second ASP Legacy volume, the author has worked closely with the editor, hand-picking her most beloved poems, plays, and interviews for inclusion here. Her empathy, charm, and sophisticated wit are preserved and presented in this volume by way of ASP’s signature deckle edges and French folds, and by the included art of her late husband who drew a series of sketches he called “waiting for Grace.” It is bound, printed, and edited with the scrutiny demanded by a piece of art. In this way, Other Voices, Other Lives is an appropriate and necessary celebration of Cavalieri’s accomplishments, and a testimony to the power and range of her work.
