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In this second book of digital drawings, Charles Bachman moves beyond the mainly black and white whimsical sketches of his earlier book, into a greater use of full-color designs and archetypal images. He continues to express in visual language some of the same themes and tones that have characterized his six books of poems.

Bachman's fourth book of poems, illustrated by the fine watercolors of Ann C. Colley, is a labor of love for the Adirondacks, where he and his wife canoe, hike, climb, enjoy fellowship with friends, and soak up the beauty. In this book Bachman animates nature in his most effective way yet. Loons soar, dive, yodel, wail, trees become living, animate presences--sometimes beautiful, sometimes monster-like and threatening, mountain trails and summ...

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In his sixth book of poems, Charles Bachman, with an imagination that knows no limits and sharp eloquence of language, presents a fascinating variety, including more memories of his Iowa childhood, nature in its menacing and its beneficent aspects, as well as wildly experimental graphic effects and continued word inventions a la Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky. The mixed comedic/serious tone of the title indicates the overall tomes of the book: wh...

The seventy-two poems include Native American motifs in the natural world, personal memories, bizarre dream visions, and comic satire, in evoking the vibrant wonder and strange incongruities underlying the ordinary.

Over the past few years, Charles Bachman has created sketches on phones and his iPad that reflect his feelings at a particular moment. After collecting over 400 sketches, he decided to compile this book with 123 of the most "uniquely styled" pieces that reflect the wild and odd variety of human attitudes, moods, and idiosyncrasies (including the quirky). After all, they are all part of the human comedy.