BRS Physiology
Poetry and prose poems of a passionate & intense originality which transcends the boundaries of the everyday. Words that speak, sing, and witness to convey us beyond the poems themselves to allow fresh discovery with each reading.
from an early review.. " for poignant and thought provoking insight and new ideas, one would be hard pressed to do better than Dean J. Baker's 'Silence Louder Than A Train.'
Highly recommended.."
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BRS Physiology
Poetry and prose poems of a passionate & intense originality which transcends the boundaries of the everyday. Words that speak, sing, and witness to convey us beyond the poems themselves to allow fresh discovery with each reading.
from an early review.. " for poignant and thought provoking insight and new ideas, one would be hard pressed to do better than Dean J. Baker's 'Silence Louder Than A Train.'
Highly recommended.."
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BRS Physiology

BRS Physiology

by Linda S. Costanzo Ph.D.
BRS Physiology

BRS Physiology

by Linda S. Costanzo Ph.D.

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Poetry and prose poems of a passionate & intense originality which transcends the boundaries of the everyday. Words that speak, sing, and witness to convey us beyond the poems themselves to allow fresh discovery with each reading.
from an early review.. " for poignant and thought provoking insight and new ideas, one would be hard pressed to do better than Dean J. Baker's 'Silence Louder Than A Train.'
Highly recommended.."

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781496367617
Publisher: LWW
Publication date: 04/21/2018
Series: Board Review Series
Edition description: Seventh, North American Edition
Pages: 304
Sales rank: 135,448
Product dimensions: 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Dean J. Baker is an author, composer, performer, publishing in prestigious literary journals worldwide since 1973.
Born in Toronto, Canada, to a Ukrainian/Polish father and an Irish/Scottish mother. Attended the University of Guelph, and later won their book awards, along with several unsolicited Ontario Arts Council awards, best poems published in a year in literary journals, and The T.S. Eliot Society of Miami's Calendar Poet award.

He has traveled solo through Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, and Greece.

Currently a member of Socan (Society of Authors, Composers, Publishers)he has played guitar, bass, and piano in many bands and is writing more songs.

Author of The Herald(2010), and Baker's Bad Boys(2010, published by Mad Poet Press). His most recent works are Silence Louder Than A Train (2014), The Mythologies Of Love (2014), The Lost Neighborhood (2014),an expanded and revised Baker's Bad Boys(2014-satiric stories of childhood,Dark Earth (2014),
and the most recent book of poetry, Of Flesh Sculptures And Abandoned Love(2014).

Exempt of the narcissistic emptiness built into other forms of contemporary culture, Dean J. Baker's works show a highly disciplined, passionate and informed uniqueness.
He brings to his craft a very widely read mind, fully intimate with all the great literature of the past along with a similar awareness of today's writers.

Through his exceptional and distinctive poems and prose poems will engage you in an ongoing relationship which you will find irreplaceable, and delightful in its intimate and enrichening influence.

His poetry allows for re-reading and renewed understanding through the work and its in-depth nuances in the only standing form of active privacy extant.

His blog is here: http://deanjbaker.wordpress.com/

"Dean is a combination of thought and torment that has made him write more than a baker's dozen of fine poems.. he might produce a collection that could astound us all." - Irving Layton,
Irving Layton, Irving Layton, ("Canada's greatest poet"-Leonard Cohen), nominated twice for the Nobel Prize for Literature; teacher, friend and mentor to Leonard Cohen, and the man to whom Leonard dedicated his latest book, nominated twice for the Nobel Prize for Literature; teacher, friend and mentor to Leonard Cohen, and the man to whom Leonard dedicated his latest book.

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