Bøger af Judith Taylor

In the West London suburb of Twickenham, crime is on the increase and it's mainly down to one family; the Jacobs'.Led by Mike Jacobs, the Firm owns most of South West London's business and controls most of the organised crime in the area. Mike's son, Dan, owns his fair share of businesses and plans to keep it that way.When things start going wrong and the police start getting too close, Dan has to pull his Firm in even tighter, but ends up seeing his best friend and business partner, Steve, get killed. Now, it's up to Dan to wreak his sort of justice on whoever killed Steve, by finding them and getting his revenge.Author's note: this book is in no way a description or reflection of Twickenham.

Poetry. Los Angeles based poet Judith Taylor is full of surprises in her third book of poems, SEX LIBRIS. These intelligent, hyper-alert, witty poems, many of them written in a five-line form Judith Taylor has made her own, playfully mix tones and levels of language into a fresh and lively brew. Her poems demonstrate "smartly jittery, telepathic snap and bounce," according to Albert Goldbarth."Here are poems of authority, emotional resonance and linguistic invention that sparkle with aphoristic jazz and goth-comic subversion."--Dorothy Barresi

From takeoff to landing, this anthology is about flying and the culture surrounding this precarious method of transportation. Includes contributions by Diane Ackerman, Margaret Atwood, Albert Goldbarth, Lee Martin, Marilyn Nelson, Naomi Shahib Nye, and a host of others.