Bøger af Sterling Warner

MEMENTO MORI offers poems by Sterling Warner that present observations and tributes to life and death. Originally published in 2010, the newer edition of the text, MEMENTO MORI REDUX, includes over a dozen additional tributes to people, places, and eras gone-by.

Cracks of Light: Pandemic Poetry & Fiction 2019-2022 offers a diverse collection of personal and objective verse and prose that reflect upon bleak backdrop of the recent COVID-19 pandemic and the people affected, including loved ones, strangers, first responders, and those who never lost sight of cracks of light.

WITHOUT WHEELS (2005) offers a wide variety of poems ranging dealing with, life, love, social barriers, and death, to metaphysical and reflective verse.

Masques presents an eclectic collection of flash fiction and short stories ranging from tales rooted popular culture, dysfunctional relationships, and dystopian societies to stories touching upon the pathos of death, humor/irony of situation, and joy of new beginnings.

From Wytor Candor to Bridge of Dreams, Natural Magick to Nocturnal Voices, and Pilgrimages to Yardbird Windfalls, FLYTRAPS: POEMS offers readers a diverse collection of verse thematically distinct and yet individually memorable. Step inside words where Homages outshine laments and Staircase Windows provide a vantage point for recollecting the past through panes dark and light.

From poems "on the edge" to verse that takes another look at folkways, mores, traditions, and youth, EDGES explores boundaries and reimagines realities.

RAGS AND FEATHERS represents Sterling Warner's most recent collection of poems ranging from love, loss, family, and friends, to nature, places, popular culture and ephipanies.

The poems cover a great variety of topics, some reminiscence, others present-day meditations, and also exploration of our future prospects. Each offers enticing imagery and various shapes on the page.... These resolute verses, like golden coins, glimmer with betrayal, passion and mystery but still hold true to the Fibonacci structure. Nature may have devised the 'Fibonacci Sequence' for efficiency, but in Halcyon Days under Sterling Warner's alchemy, the human need to account for the life and death forces we are part of becomes the power of the poet and not mathematician.-Stuart Kurtz

Originally published in 2008, ShadowCat offers a vivid collection of poetry and verse that comments on contemporary culture as well as reflects on the tragedies and triumphs of people, places, and events during the past fifty years.

In SERPENT'S TOOTH, "Sterling's poems witness texture and digging into memory and imagination, something for everyone: to make us laugh and cry and ponder-a voice that loves sound, meaning, and wordplay. His poems vibrate off the page as expressions and discovery: dense and airy, fluid and structured...tender, vital, vivacious verse." -Tobey Kaplan: Poet, Educator, Author of Across the Great Divide: Selected Poems