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It's a new world which calls for a new poet. One who is clear sighted enough to read the signs, quick witted and well read enough to interpret them. And talented and droll enough to tell us all about it in words we'll understand, and enjoy and treasure. Andrew Cartmel

Elizabethe Kelley is an Associate Professor at The Sage Colleges in Troy, New York. A writer, storyteller and educator, Elizabethe's research, writing and artwork appears in cutting-edge creative and critical regional, national and international publications in print and online. She teaches social and environmental justice discourse, storytelling, writing and multi-ethnic rhetorical approaches, including traditional, indigenous modes of communication, teaching and learning. In both fiction and poetry, her writing inhabits permeable worlds through narrative voices that walk through an Appalachian and Native heritage that is indelible among stories so often excluded from the history of American culture. This collection of poems calls together another journey familiar to writers, traversing ancient through contemporary texts, so that writing, itself joins into a conversation with the past that is always before us, awaiting a future we cannot see from within our own cocooned human experience.

On Beacon Street is a work of poetry that can be compared to Sherwood Anderson's short story collection, "Winesburg Ohio". In this collection of poems Sarah Brashear captures the nuances of coming of age and living in small town America.

Tom Richards was always told that he was put into the best school his parent's money could afford. But in his final year at Saint Luke, he would face a lot of unusual and unexpected occurrences. Would he make it to the last day of school? And If he did, what impact would it have on the rest of his life.