Store Description
KEN SCOTT is an English Teacher at Penn Manor High School in Millersville, PA. His poems “Down the Stairs” and “The Wooden Affair” were previously published by Aralia Fine Press. His short story “From Men Bearing Gifts” appeared in Nova Science Fiction Magazine. He lives in Lancaster, PA with his wife.
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KEN SCOTT is an English Teacher at Penn Manor High School in Millersville, PA. His poems “Down the Stairs” and “The Wooden Affair” were previously published by Aralia Fine Press. His short story “From Men Bearing Gifts” appeared in Nova Science Fiction Magazine. He lives in Lancaster, PA with his wife.
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An Affair with Words
In this book, fourteen young writers make their debut. They share with us a wealth of poetry and short-stories which are both refreshingly powerful and unapologetically vulnerable. The talent residing within these pages will consistently amaze.
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Encounters
Encounters focuses on interactions with family, friends and strangers, and my perceptions of them. “Imprint,” a poem about a child experiencing the natural world, introduces the collection with a warning not to forget the common, that it contains truths to be remembered and discovered. This thought carries readers into the rest of my collection. Diverse in subject matter, the poems range from the lighthearted to confessional and serious.
In reading Wordsworth, I like the way he takes the common subjects and “throw[s] over them a certain coloring of the imagination,” making the usual seem unusual. “Amishland Cow Tipping” exemplifies my incorporation of this idea when the pushed cow tips, allowing it to see the world in a fresh way. While I want my poetry to be entertaining and enjoyable, I hope that it leaves my readers encountering the world in a new, fresh way.
Hardcover Print: $23.00
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Encounters
Encounters focuses on interactions with family, friends and strangers, and my perceptions of them. “Imprint,” a poem about a child experiencing the natural world, introduces the collection with a warning not to forget the common, that it contains truths to be remembered and discovered. This thought carries readers into the rest of my collection. Diverse in subject matter, the poems range from the lighthearted to confessional and serious.
In reading Wordsworth, I like the way he takes the common subjects and “throw[s] over them a certain coloring of the imagination,” making the usual seem unusual. “Amishland Cow Tipping” exemplifies my incorporation of this idea when the pushed cow tips, allowing it to see the world in a fresh way. While I want my poetry to be entertaining and enjoyable, I hope that it leaves my readers encountering the world in a new, fresh way.
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The Cracked Kettle
Hardcover Print: $23.00
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The Cracked Kettle
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Penn Manor High School 2005 Writers Anthology
Poems, editorials, dramatic scripts, and short stories by the Scholastic Writing Contest and Newspaper in Education Award Winners.
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A Collection of Short Stories and Poems
Within this house resides a collection of poetry and short stories. These young creative writers spent countless hours editing, revising, and honing their works. The poems explore everything from love to death, from politics to nature. The short stories span the breadth of science fiction, real-life, adventure, and action. The messages are clear and the characters compelling. We hope you enjoy!
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The Soul's Watershed
Reflective, this collection of poems explores the various aspects of life that make a mark on us as individuals. Ken Scott takes us from the springhouse to the streams to the raging sea.
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