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NEW FOR 2013 FROM BROADSTONE BOOKS:
APPEARING AT THE
JANE CHANCELLOR MOORE  GALLERY:

This site is dedicated to the memory of Jane Chancellor Moore.
Click here to visit her tribute page.
Click here or on the image of the art
work to learn more about this show  
and upcoming events at the gallery.
Sarah
Heller
Paintings &
Constructions

May 13 - July 19, 2013

Artist's Reception
Friday, May 31st
5:00-7:00pm
Click here or on the images of the books to
learn more about these publications and all
of our other Broadstone Books titles.
UPCOMING TITLES

HOLDING THE CURVE
New Poems
MELODY DAVIS
Summer 2013

SUCCINCT
The Broadstone Anthology
of Short Poems
Edited by Jonathan Greene & Robert West

plus,

A new volume of selected poems by
JONATHAN GREENE

COMING IN 2014

RAIN SHADOW
New Poems by
RICHARD TAYLOR
Frederick Smock's
THE BOUNTEOUS WORLD
New Poems

"Smock's poems bring the blurry world into focus so
that sight and insight become Vision, revealing our
world's bounty, helping us see, doing the real work
of poetry."    Jane Gentry

Available Now!
Steven R. Cope's
SELECTED POEMS

"Steven Cope is one of the best poets we
have, and I’m not talking about just in
Kentucky.  Not very many people have
noticed.  I hope they will now, with this
presentation of the work he’s done over
the past decade or so."

From the Introcuction by
Mary Ann Taylor-Hall

Available Now!
BRAIN IN A JAR
A Daughter's Journey through
Her Father's Memory

NANCY STEARNS BERCAW

“Brain in a Jar is an American Gothic tale of
love, grief, genetics, obsession, adventure, fear
and courage. The Bercaws might break your
heart, but they’ll also remind you why
Alzheimer’s disease must take center stage in
politics, medicine, and art.”
                    Bob Kerrey and Newt Gingrich,
                             from the Introduction

              AVAILABLE NOW!