How to Purchase my Books

How to purchase my books

Garden Oaks Press – All of the titles are available through Garden Oaks Press on Amazon.
Poetic Matrix Press– All of our titles are available directly through our website. We can accept orders, send invoices Via Pay Pall, accept payment, fulfill, and ship orders of any quantity – all through our website. This is the best way to gat books as the authors and the Press will benefit the most. Bookstores can order this way as well and will receive a steeper discount then a distributor.
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All of our titles are on Amazon.

 

Homeplate Was the Heart & Other Stories
by Joseph D. Milosch

88 pages, $17.00
ISBN: 978-1-7337025-5-3

Description
These stories are like the stitching that holds the cover on a baseball. What happens at home sets up what happens out in the field. In Home Plate Was the Heart, batting practice trains characters for daily life with no off-season. How does the stitching affect the pitch? Will it hold? Even if you don’t love the game, but blood binds you to someone who does, this book is for you.

– Brandon Cesmat author of Driven into the Shade, and When Pigs Fall & Other Stories.

 

Landscape of a Woman and a Hummingbird
by Joseph Milosch

71 pages, price $16.25
ISBN 978-0-9860600-3-8

 

About the Book
Not unlike Orpheus, Joseph Milosch sings a song of earth, a song of work, in a lyric voice that will lure readers to the vivid narratives of a good man’s life.

— Sandra Alcosser, Except by Nature and A Fish to Feed All Hunger

These merciless and irresistible poems fuse into a landscape of intimate close-ups, whether of buffalo bellowing their dominance in Yellowstone, the touch of the wife’s hands covered with dough, or the gravestone of the poet’s brother. For lovers of nature and of this harsh and amazing earthly life, this book is a feast of bracing, supple imagery that’s the opposite of the anemic and academic. These poems live; they breathe; they show off the trophies of their scars.

—Oriana Ivy is a widely published poet and translator. Author of three prize-winning chapbooks

 

The Lost Pilgrimage Poems
a book of poetry by Joseph D. Milosch

front and back photography by Brandon Cesmat

Published by Poetic Matrix Press
95 pages, price $15.00
ISBN 0-9714003-8-5

Available from Amazon.com

Description
The Book
“The poems of The Lost Pilgrimage are by a man who notices what happens. How rare that kind of listening is. Whether writing about his father, the war in Vietnam, his wife, childhood, work, fishing, faith, illness, silence, or anything else, Joe Milosch hammers dross away and leaves nothing extra. What’s left is a hard-won gift and blessing for the reader willing to open this book, enter these poems and join the journey.”
—John Fox, CPT author of Poetic Medicine: The Healing Art of Poem-making

 

Where Shadows Slept (originally titled A Walk with Breast Cancer)
by Joseph Milosch

Published by Garden Oaks Press
97 pages, Price $ 15.00
ISBN- 13: 978-1-7350556-7-1

Available from Amazon.com
Description:
A series of poignant love poems. With nature, Mexican traditions, homeless vets, he creates a vivid backdrop to his memories of Patsy’s last years. With his clear, honest, often Whitmanesque style, Milosch transforms death into eternity and grace as he sings his love.

Maura Harvey, Editor
California State Poetry Society

Poems that Speak to Us
Selected Poems of Steve Kowit

Published by Garden Oaks Press
133 pages, Price $ 15.00
ISBN- 13: 978-1-7350556-3-3

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An Activist’s Poetry Anthology: Selected Poems for Good Trouble
Co-editors Jim Hornsby Moreno and Joseph Milosch

Published by Garden Oaks Press
144 pages, Price $ 15.00
ISBN-13: 978-1-7350556-8-8

Description:

Poems of humanity and human frailty, gifts and grievances, laments and exhortations, and questions: why? why? why? There are answers, too—tolerance, compassion, acceptance, listening, love. And there is also, gratefully, a light to guide us home.

JUDY REEVES
author of Wild Women, Wild Voices

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