Brautigan Virtual Library

Welcome to the library of the past and the future. What should a virtual library look like? Maybe like this? What will the reader find in these files? Only the voices of others, perhaps like themselves. My thanks to all who have contributed to this storehouse of treasures.

If you wish to add your own book to the library, check things out at the Brautigan New Books desk.

Books are listed by author's surnames. Click on the letters under which you wish to search. Or you can simply scroll down the list.

A - D E - H I - L M - P Q - T U - Z

A - D

Martin Avery

A Writer In Exile From Muskoka: This is a sequence of poems written to celebrate the prospect of going home, moving back to Muskoka, after a quarter century of living like a writer in exile from Muskoka.

Read A Writer In Exile From Muskoka

Noele Bernard

Jam: Poemes francaise

Lire Jam

Cristian Andrei

Road to Heaven: Poetry from Romania.

Read Road to Heaven

John Darling

The Earthling: "This collection of poems make up a story about a young man coming to grips with the suicide of his father and the changing way of the world, from the "love" generation to the "yuppie" generation and beyond".

Read The Earthling

E - H

Stephanie Young Elbanna

Good Heavens! Tonight Is Halloween!: Poetic children's book of Halloween.

Read Good Heavens! Tonight Is Halloween!

Corwin Everglade

The Valley of the Lily: I'd like to share my feelings and experiences in a little valley way out in the mountains, where I spent my childhood. Updated May 1999.

Read The Valley of the Lily

Judith Gorgone

SHORT POEMS - haiku, tanka, sijo: poems from 1994-97

Read SHORT POEMS - haiku, tanka, sijo

I - L

K. Jeffries "kiloJoule"

The Throne Room: "This is a compilation of poetry that kiloJoule has written since September of 1995."

Read The Throne Room

Larry Kimmel

Angela's ballad: "A single narrative poem in ballad form, about "Angela" and her account(s) of her day's adventure(s)"; Received at: Sun Dec 29 16:36:24 PST 1996

Read THE BALLAD OF ANGELA'S STORY

Nick Kellaway

The Day the World Disappeared: This book is from the perspective of someone still bewildered and disillusioned by the 20th Century as it draws to an end. The poetry contained within instead prefers to drift into the natural world as the poet retreats from modern life

Read: The Day the World Disappeared

Rahomme de Linde

Thoughts in Rhyme: Thoughts sound good, if sometimes
They're nicely put in old-fashioned rhymes

Read "Thoughts in Rhyme" by Rahomme de Linde

Judith Lynne Le Gras

Life Is Having The Courage To Grow: Sometimes while travelling down life's road when you think you have reached the end you find that you have just begun.

Read: Life Is Having The Courage To Grow

M - P

David B. McCoy

BUFFALO TIME: A Book of Prose Poems

Read Buffalo Time, by David B. McCoy

Bernard Shaw

Poetry by Bernard Shaw: A small book of poems for young and old. Some amusing, some religious, some very light, others very deep.

Read Poetry by Bernard Shaw

Jerusalmi Streete

As I Tarry Along Life's Road is a book of poetry of life as it is for one person and yet all of us.

ReadAs I Tarry Along Life's Road

Q - T

Baxter Smith

Rumblings: I write poetry about those things that I can't express in any other way. This makes my poetry my true autobiography because it is the history of my thoughts rather than the mundane events of my life.

Read Rumblings, by Baxter Smith.

U - Z

Liam Wilkinson

Liam Wilkinson is a poet from the north of England and curator/editor of the 3 LIGHTS Gallery of Haiku.

Read Precisely Afterwards

Read Taking a Haiku of You

D.R. Yonkin

Voices in The Other Room: I've always lived between worlds. My poetry is the language of such a time traveler. Nature is not what it seems, ever, ever, ever.

Read Voices in The Other Room

Special thanks to Philip Adams who has done so much work here!