It’s Mother’s Day: POEMS 1990-1995

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It’s Mother’s Day: POEMS 1990-1995

Author: ROGER APLON
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 9788119228027
Publisher: Cyberwit.net
Pub. Date: 2023
Price: $15

Many artists often decry their early work. They may either try to destroy it or spend valuable time agonizing over it. I’m among the latter and have been thinking about a revised edition of It’s Mother’s Day for many years. When Cyberwit Press offered to publish the work I was extremely pleased. In 1996, at that particular juncture in my life, the publication of the first edition represented an expansion in my tone, vision and voice. I had recently left San Francisco, my home for 20
years, and was caring for my mother in her waning years. The ‘writer’s block’ – Read: personal upheaval that had inhibited my commitment to writing for many years seemed to have passed. In its place was born a determination to begin again.

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Roger Aplon
	Born in Chicago Illinois, Roger Aplon was a founder and managing editor of Chicago's CHOICE: A Magazine of Poetry & Photography with John Logan and Aaron Siskind. He has had thirteen books published: One of prose poems & short fiction: Intimacies and Twelve of poetry, most recently, Mustering What's Left Selected & New Poems 1976 2017. In the course of his long career he's been awarded many prizes and honors including an arts fellowship from the Helene Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos, New Mexico. After an eight year writing retreat in Barcelona Spain, he now makes his home in Beacon, New York where he edits and publishes the poetry magazine: “Waymark Voices of the Valley.” A new collection of his work: The Omnipotent Sorcerer is due January 2021 from Unsolicited Press.

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