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Title: Whispers

Author: Paul Cameron Brown

Release Date: September 26, 2009 [EBook #30101]

Language: English

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Cover Page 1

PAUL CAMERON BROWN
Whispers

Copyright (C) 1977 by Paul Cameron Brown
All rights reserved

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Paul Cameron Brown was born in London, England in 1948.

Moving to Canada, he grew up in Kingston before
attending high school in the southern community of Chatham.
He spent five years at University of Western
Ontario in London with summers interspersed between
work and travel. The early seventies saw trips to Europe,
the West and Mexico.

Currently teaching high school in Brampton, his poems
have appeared in Quarry, Nebula, Boreal, Northern
Journey, Stuffed Crocodile, Tightrope, as well as
a number of anthologies in the U.S.

"... One can instantly sense the private and resonant landscape
in the delicate nature... exciting water colour, a true painter of words."
Joe Rosenblatt

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ISBN: 0-88823-002-8

Published by
Three Trees Press
P.O.Box 70, Postal Station "V"
Toronto M6R 3A4
Canada

PAUL CAMERON BROWN
Whispers

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FOREWORD

Paul Brown has a carborundum eye for the most
extreme poetic minutia at a time when most of the
younger poets indulge in introspective rhetoric, dulling
that faint minority of poem tasters. However, in
Brown's case one can instantly sense the private and
resonant landscape in the delicate - nature and
anthro-pomorphic poems, radiant creations - exciting water
colour, a true painter of words.
The Three Trees Press should be congratulated for
their poetic efforts in publishing Whispers, a splendid
Volume.

Joe Rosenblatt

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