Celtic Cat Publishing
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  • 2003: Independent Publisher Book Award for Poetry
  • 2003: Benjamin Franklin Award for Poetry/Literary Criticism

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Memories of a Loose Woman by Judy DiGregorio Circle, Turtle, Ashes by Arthur J. Stewart

Celtic Cat Publishing is pleased to announce the forthcoming release of two publications.

In May 2010, we will release Memories of a Loose Woman by Judy DiGregorio. This is Judy’s second collection of humor essays.

In August 2010, we will release Circle, Turtle, Ashes by Art Stewart. This is Art’s third collection of poems and essays.

Advance praise for Memories of a Loose Woman:
“Judy takes a nugget of the everyday and whacks the reader's funny bone. Her stories are a delight.”
Darnell Arnoult

“If laughter is the best medicine, Memories of a Loose Woman, is worth a cupboard full of pills.”
Connie Jordan Green

“In this smart, witty, and irreverent collection of meditations, Judy DiGregorio scores the literary equivalent of a game-winning slam dunk.”
Eddie Francisco

“Each essay is a glimpse of joy realized and upended, a choice slice of life, a lemon-zest punch at the end.”
Linda Parsons Marion

“Judy tells of travels and adventures with the keen wit of a skilled observer whose affection for family and refuge of home connects with all of us.”
Alex Gabbard

Advance praise for Circle, Turtle, Ashes:

“In this third collection of poems and essays, scientist Art Stewart writes about life and death. Driven by the death of the poet’s father, he examines influence and learning, and what these mean for living and legacy. As always, Stewart connects science and literature through careful choice of words, and echoes his strong belief that young scientists can enhance communication skills through understanding and use of poetry.”
Jim Johnston

To order Memories of a Loose Woman and/or Circle, Turtle, Ashes, please go to our catalogue.

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