Timberline Press - Books Handcrafted by Clarence Wolfshohl

	Timberline Press Books Handcrafted by Clarence Wolfshohl

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.	Heyen, William *Annuli* (2001, 0-944048-22-6) 19 pp / 1 poem of 19 sections & illustration / 7x8.5 / $7.50 “The urgency and authenticity of William Heyen’s voice are unmistakable and the plain directness with which he presents his sense of the beauty of existence and the menace that overhangs it, and our share in them both. He speaks for the conscience of our time, and for what in our days is worth caring for.” – W. S. Merwin Menagerie (2005, 0-944048-35-89) 14 pp / 42 poems / illustration / 6x9 / $7.50 In forty-two short poems in quatrain form, Heyen collects a menagerie of American poets and their animals—their pets, their poetic images and symbols, their totems, their nemeses, their nightmares. The Devil’s Song (2007: 978-0-944048-43-6) 9 pp / illustrated 5.5 x 8.5 $7.50 William Heyen creates the atmosphere of a folktale in this narrative poem about a farmer and the devil he purchases at a country marketplace. The devil labors for the farmer until the “handsome red-shelled fellow” turns the farmer’s life into a nightmare. This letterpress edition features a linocut of the devil bellowing out his song.

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Heyen, William

Annuli

(2001, 0-944048-22-6) 19 pp / 1 poem of 19 sections & illustration / 7x8.5 / $7.50

“The urgency and authenticity of William Heyen’s voice are unmistakable and the plain directness with which he presents his sense of the beauty of existence and the menace that overhangs it, and our share in them both. He speaks for the conscience of our time, and for what in our days is worth caring for.” – W. S. Merwin

Menagerie

(2005, 0-944048-35-89) 14 pp / 42 poems / illustration / 6x9 / $7.50

In forty-two short poems in quatrain form, Heyen collects a menagerie of American poets and their animals—their pets, their poetic images and symbols, their totems, their nemeses, their nightmares.

The Devil’s Song

(2007: 978-0-944048-43-6)

9 pp / illustrated 5.5 x 8.5 $7.50

William Heyen creates the atmosphere of a folktale in this narrative poem about a farmer and the devil he purchases at a country marketplace. The devil labors for the farmer until the “handsome red-shelled fellow” turns the farmer’s life into a nightmare. This letterpress edition features a linocut of the devil bellowing out his song.