	Timberline Press Books Handcrafted by Clarence Wolfshohl

Timberline Press

Books Handcrafted by Clarence Wolfshohl

Timberline Press Catalog > Hart, William

Catalog by Author Bargen, Walter Beasley, Conger, Jr. Benevento, Joe Bogan, James Borenstein, Emily Burns, Michael Catlin, Alan Dyer, Robert Fishman, Charles Gorman, LeRoy Hart, William Heyen, William Holt, Rochelle L. Krause, Florence Phyfer Ladd, Mary Elizabeth McLaughlin, Walt Morris, William Muldoon, Marciia Noyes, Stanley Ortner-Zimmerman, Toni Ray, David Ray, Judy Stryk, Dan Swist, Wally Thomas, Larry D. Tremmel, Robert Wheeler, Gerald Wiskirchen, Julie Wolfshohl, Clarence Wright, A. J. Zivkovic, Peter D.	Hart, William *Monsoon* (1991, 0-944048-03-X) 35 pp / 61 haiku & 4 ills. / 5.5x8.5 / $7.50 Delicate yet evocative of the full range of experience of India and Nepal, these haiku soar with the hawks and scurry with the rats of Kathmandu, Calcutta, Hyderabad, and Bombay. Paris (1996, 0-944048-09-9) 30 pp / 41 haiku and 4 ills. / 5.5x 8.5 / $7.50 A whimsical and witty collection of haiku on the City of Lights. Takes us on a sight-seeing tour of attractions that are not on the tourist’s itinerary. *Wildcat Road* (2000, 0-944048-17-X) 34 pp / 39 haiku and 4 ills. / 5.5x8.5 / $7.50 Brings us to an American family gathering and to the commonplaces of nature we interact with here, resonating with familiar scenes but with a fresh perspective. On Cat Time (2004, 0-944048-31-5) 30 pp / 39 haiku and 5 ills. / 5.25x4.75 / $7.50 Complementing one another, the haiku and senyru and the simple, yet captivating illustrations let us experience cat time, a pace that allows us to see the world with clarity and even a bit of cat attitude. *Operation Supergoose* (2007, 978-0-944048-38-2) 202 pp / satirical novel / 5.5x8.5 / $15.00 “Toxic times inspire . . . caustic commentary. In his bold, prescient, oft-outrageous novel, William Hart entertains, educates, accuses, and offends with the best of ‘em. He also gives the reader something far too rare in this kind of book: a handful of characters, scattered amongst the villains, whom we can root for and, indeed, love. Both as story-telling and as scathing satire, Supergoose soars.” –Paul McComas, author of Unplugged and Twenty Questions

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Hart, William

Monsoon

(1991, 0-944048-03-X) 35 pp / 61 haiku & 4 ills. / 5.5x8.5 / $7.50

Delicate yet evocative of the full range of experience of India and Nepal, these haiku soar with the hawks and scurry with the rats of Kathmandu, Calcutta, Hyderabad, and Bombay.

Paris

(1996, 0-944048-09-9) 30 pp / 41 haiku and 4 ills. / 5.5x 8.5 / $7.50

A whimsical and witty collection of haiku on the City of Lights. Takes us on a sight-seeing tour of attractions that are not on the tourist’s itinerary.

Wildcat Road

(2000, 0-944048-17-X) 34 pp / 39 haiku and 4 ills. / 5.5x8.5 / $7.50

Brings us to an American family gathering and to the commonplaces of nature we interact with here, resonating with familiar scenes but with a fresh perspective.

On Cat Time

(2004, 0-944048-31-5) 30 pp / 39 haiku and 5 ills. / 5.25x4.75 / $7.50

Complementing one another, the haiku and senyru and the simple, yet captivating illustrations let us experience cat time, a pace that allows us to see the world with clarity and even a bit of cat attitude.

Operation Supergoose

(2007, 978-0-944048-38-2) 202 pp / satirical novel / 5.5x8.5 / $15.00

“Toxic times inspire . . . caustic commentary. In his bold, prescient, oft-outrageous novel, William Hart entertains, educates, accuses, and offends with the best of ‘em. He also gives the reader something far too rare in this kind of book: a handful of characters, scattered amongst the villains, whom we can root for and, indeed, love. Both as story-telling and as scathing satire, Supergoose soars.” –Paul McComas, author of Unplugged and Twenty Questions